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Twins prospect Keaschall launches first MLB HR in return from IL
DETROIT -- Luke Keaschall wasted absolutely no time in reminding the Twins what they’ve been missing. The rookie phenom hit his first career homer in his first at-bat off the injured list on Tuesday night, drilling an 0-1 pitch from former teammate Chris Paddack over the left-center-field wall at Comerica Park.
The Twins received Horn in exchange for fellow southpaw Danny Coulombe. Horn, 22, who was drafted last season, had a 2.92 ...
The haze hanging over Comerica Park, the product of wildfires in western Canada, put a slight shroud over the downtown ...
The San Diego Padres were interested in acquiring Minnesota Twins All-Star outfielder Byron Buxton in the days leading up to ...
After saying the Red Sox made a 'feeble' attempt to pry Joe Ryan from the Twins, Ken Rosenthal backtracked and revealed why ...
Since Target Field opened its doors in 2010, the Twins’ payroll has for the most part remained below the second quartile of ...
Relatives of Dylan Mortensen, one of the surviving roommates in the University of Idaho murders, gave an update on how she’s ...
Elsewhere, the Twins thought their prep work paid big dividends in the final hour when multiple moves were made.
Twins rookie Luke Keaschall appears ready to return from his forearm injury, as he now has a locker in the Minnesota ...
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