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The future looks bright in Minnesota...or in a potential trade scenario.

The Twins ranked fourth in spending while adding quality talent to an 101-win team.

Pitchers and catchers report on Feb. 11 and the Twins still have some questions to answer.

Adding the veteran lefty would be the final piece of a successful offseason.

"The Bringer of Rain" adds more offense (and some defense) to the Bomba Squad.

He's put up prolific numbers, but with the DH role hurt his chances?

The 34-year-old free agent slugged 37 homers last season.

The Twins reportedly offered a deal in excess of $20 million per season.

The Twins have some depth, but they should really add a pitcher.

He's not a pitcher, but he would help improve the Twins.

The right-hander signed with Toronto on a four-year deal.

The caravan features Twins players, coaches and broadcasters.

It's not cold all year, you know?

Do players just not want to come to Minnesota?

The veteran right-hander was excellent out of the bullpen last season.

The biggest week of the offseason is here as the Twins head to San Diego.

Twins fans have been awfully nice this year, but will they get anything for it?

Avila will turn 33 years old in January.

Netting will stretch 275 feet down along the left-field line.

It appears two AL Central teams are in on Bumgarner.

Numerous players were not tendered contracts on Monday, making them free agents.

What if Byron Buxton didn't get hurt? What if the Twins traded for a starting pitcher?

Villar is reportedly on outright waivers.

The Twins free agency push could reportedly take a hit thanks to the state's 9.85% tax rate.