The Minnesota Twins lost a couple mainstays in their lineup — and even their manager, too. The Baltimore Orioles still couldn't beat them. Minnesota rallied from a three-run deficit in the opener and a two-run deficit in game two,

Clemens, who already had an RBI single earlier in the second game, slammed a Yennier Cano (0-3) changeup for a three-run home run. That proved enough as the Twins won 8-6, earning a doubleheader sweep and extending their win streak to 10 games. Minnesota won the opener, 6-3.

Kody Clemens’ first homer with the Twins was memorable for many personal reasons: A game-winning knock at Fenway Park on May 3, with his dad, Roger Clemens, in attendance. That home run ended a four-game skid for Minnesota.

Its Wednesday, May 14 and the Twins (21-20) are in Baltimore to take on the Orioles (15-24). Simeon Woods Richardson is slated to take the mound for Minnesota against Cade Povich for Baltimore. These teams were rained out last night. Lets dive into the matchup and find a sweat or two.

This high school in south-central Nebraska has four sets of twins in its graduating senior class of 20 students. “I think there might be something in the water."

Tuesday's scheduled game between the Orioles and Minnesota Twins has been postponed due to inclement weather. The game will be made up as part of a traditional (single-admission) doubleheader tomorrow,

Cornelia Tischmacher's road to survival led from Germany to the United States, where she received a double-lung transplant at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago the day after Christmas 2024.

Rich Rollins, whose 10-year Major League Baseball career was highlighted by two All-Star game appearances and playing in the 1965 World Series with the Twins, passed away on Tuesday. He was 87. Rollins,