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  • 2013 | Best Twins Player

    Save the griping about Mauer's contract and consider this: Two notable players in Twins history finished their years at age 29 hitting for high-average and modest-slugging numbers at a crucial defensive position noted for rarely producing great hitters. One of them shifted to first base, a position expected to produce far more home runs than the hitter had traditionally shown, but he made up for it by putting up some of the best numbers in the league for a succession of underachieving Twins... More »

  • 2012 | Best Twins Player

    Let's face it: Between injury-plagued underperformance and a handful of integral players lost to free agency, last season's 99-loss Twins squad might appear a bit short of strong nominees for this category. But Glen Perkins wasn't the best player by default -- he earned it by being the only sure thing in a nightmarish bullpen. Perk put up excellent numbers, with a better ERA (2.48), ERA+ (162), and strikeout-per-nine-innings ratio (9.5) than any other pitcher on the roster. Being an... More »

  • 2012 | Best Minnesota Twins Addition

    At the retirement of radio mainstay John Gordon, the Twins looked to Milwaukee for his replacement. Brewers fans can tell you that Corey Provus, who's been working play-by-play with Hall of Famer Bob Uecker since 2009, calls a clean, clear game. Provus bridges the gap between old-school broadcasting and the modern stat-head, able to keep the dedicated Twins fan up to date with pitch counts and OPS, all while bringing the game to life. The fact that Provus admittedly doesn't have a signature... More »

  • 2011 | Best Twins Player

    It isn't just that Joe Mauer is the best player on the team--an "off" 2010 produced a .327 batting average, along with Silver Slugger and Golden Glove awards--it's that he is the face of the small-market franchise that can compete with the big boys from New York, Boston, and Chicago. It's Mauer's face that has graced the cover of baseball video games over the past two seasons, not Derek Jeter's. And when it came time to explore the market when his contract was up,... More »

  • 2011 | Best Coach

    Let's not beat around the bush: A certain vocal portion of Twins fans are never going to be entirely happy with Ron Gardenhire until he brings home a world championship. His bullpen usage will always be second-guessed, his tendency to jaw-jack with umpires will get a few cynical eye rolls, and even this year's Punto-free roster doesn't guarantee that Gardy won't get hectored for leaning on light-hitting, utility-grade infielders. But this Twins team, now more than ever, requires a careful... More »

  • 2011 | Best Food at Target Field

    The Vincent Burger is not your average burger--and it's certainly not your average frozen-patty ballpark burger. It comes with a surprise double whammy: smoked gouda and braised short-rib meat (slow cooked and tender) stuffed into top ground sirloin, which is then charred to perfection and plopped into a squishy, egg-bread bun. Don't even think about dipping this beauty into one of those tiny paper cups of ketchup or mustard. It comes with a finer, more French accoutrement: mayonnaise... More »

  • 2010 | BEST TWINS PLAYER

    Only two players in major league baseball history have led the league in batting average, slugging, and on-base percentage, while also earning an MVP award, Gold Glove, and All-Star team spot in the same season. One of them was Carl Yastrzemski back in 1967, when the Hall of Fame outfielder notched baseball's last Triple Crown season for the American League champion Red Sox. The other one? St. Paul's own Joe Mauer, who recovered from a back injury to launch possibly the best hitting campaign... More »

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