Carlos Correa’s Hips Don’t Lie. (That’s Not A Good Thing.)$

Is Pablo López Making The Leap?$

How Bad Will 2023 Be for The Central Divisions?$

TA: The Free Agent the Twins Did Sign$

The Call-Up: Simeon Woods Richardson$

The September 2022 Watchability Index$

Why Don’t the Twins Ever Steal?$

Fewer Injuries. More Days Missed.$

Farewell to 163 – Part 2$

Off the Rubber: The Almost Unbelievable True Story of Steve Christmas

Steve Christmas was real. He was a catcher.

The Weird, Short Season Could Help Some Players$

Kenta Maeda is a Reminder that the Twins Love a Veteran$

Short Relief: Off the Secret Menu

Only about 4% of babies born in the U.S. are multiple births, and of that subset of multiple births, 95% are twins. So while twins are rare, among multiple births they are the majority. Triplets, though, are rare however you slice it. That analogues nicely to the game of baseball, where triples are the rarest…

Short Relief: Up and Running

An umpire comes online, Charlie Blackmon gets an assist, and Joe Mauer grounds out to first base.

Short Relief: Dealing with Capitalism, Age, and Anarchic Squirrels

Matt extends Jeter Week by window shopping, Kate is soothed by senescence, and Emma watches wildlife destroy the social contract.

Pitching Backward: Casey Fien Makes No Sense

The Twins reliever bucks most conventional wisdom and has still been successful. Why?