Minnesota Twins

the Third baseline was the Twins dougout. The first baseline is the major league norm

The first baseball game in the Metrodome was an exhibition game, played April 3, 1982, between the Twins and the Philadelphia Phillies. Kent Hrbek of the Twins hit the first home run in that game and, therefore, the first home run in Metrodome history. The first regular season baseball game played in the Metrodome was April 6, 1982 between the Twins and Seattle Mariners. The first home run hit in that game was by Dave Engle of the Twins and, therefore, is the first home run hit in a regular season game in Metrodome history.

all baseball games are 9 innings unless there is a tie at the end. after that they keep going until someone scores the GW run.

The Minnesota Twins play in the American League of Major League Baseball.

Well, the Twins didn't have a mascot at this time, but they did have a familar bear.

Hamm's Beer Bear was featured on many commercials in the Twins Cities for Hamm's beer. This bear came to be loved by Twins fans.

Also, the Twins had a bird, named Twinkie, whose exact life span isn't known. But he was before the 1980's, when T.C., the Twin's present mascot, came into existence.

a baseball with the word minnesota and the word twins. you know, its not that hard to find this information if you just search the internet. Did you not know there was a twins website? Some people's children...

Personal questions like this are not allowed.

kent hrbek, 17

joe mauer got close and hit 15 in may, 2009

Yes they are good and they spend their money wisely.

Minneapolis and St. Paul are called the Twin Cities in Minnesota...hence, the Twins!

A 1984 Detroit Tigers Team Signed Baseball with the key signatures: Anderson, Trammell, Whitaker, Morris, Johnson, Gibson, and Hernandez is worth about $350.-$500.

Value is based on average prices of recently closed auctions. Prices may vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the baseball. Prices may also vary based on the amount of signatures, and key signatures acquired. The more complete the baseball with key signatures the more valuable. If the signatures are not properly authenticated the baseball could sell at half the market value or less. For more information on team signed baseballs, links to full team rosters, key signatures, and price guide visit the following page from the link I left below.

The franchise began as the Washington Senators in 1901. As of April 23, 2008, the Senators/Twins franchise record is 7,975 wins and 8,607 losses. They have won three World Series Championships (1924, 1987, 1991).

The Twins did not win the World Series in 1988 ... the Los Angeles Dodgers won that year. The Twins did win the World Series in 1987 and their third baseman was Gary Gaetti.

Since pro baseball players were paid much less back in the 1900's... many people think that they are paid too much. The average pro baseball salary is 12 million dollars, acording to U.S. baseball. So the answer is YES.

At 6'11" John Rauch is the tallest player in the history of both the Minnesota Twins franchise and Major League Baseball

Jones hit 20

It may be left field at Fenway Park in Boston. The distance is very short, but they built the wall very tall. It's called the Green Monster.

Radisson downtown.

Jim Cunningham. He also does MN Wild games.

Harmon Killebrew First Baseman 1961-74Rod Carew Second Baseman 1967-78 Tony Oliva Outfielder 1962-76 Kent HrbekFirst Baseman 1981-94 Kirby PuckettOutfielder 1984-95 Jim Kaat Lefthanded Pitcher 1961-73 Bert Blyleven Righthanded Pitcher 1970-76, 1985-88 Tom Kelly Manager1986-2001 Bob Allison Outfielder1961-70 Earl Battey Catcher 1961-67Frank Viola Lefthanded Pitcher 1982-89Zoilo Versalles Shortstop 1961-67 Gary Gaetti Third Baseman 1981-90 Owner Carl Polahd 1984-2008 Starting Pitcher 2001-2007 Johan Santana First Baseman 2003-Present Justin Morneau Catcher 2004-Present Joe MauerCloser 1996-2006, 2008-Present Eddie GuardadoCloser 2005-Present Joe Nathan Starting Pitcher 2005-Present Francisco Liriano Starting Pitcher ?????????? Walter Johnson* *Walter Johnson was on the Washington Senators. The Washington Senators were in Washington until 1961 When owner Calvin Griffith moved them to Minnesota to become the Twins, so Walter Johnson was still part of this franchise.

Harmon Killebrew

Harmon Killebrew's 520-foot (160 m) home run, a blast to the upper deck in deep left-center field on June 3, 1967. This was the longest homer Killebrew ever hit, and the longest ever hit in Metropolitan Stadium.

They became the Twins in 1961.

Before that they were originaly the Washington Senators.

Joe Mauer is The Minnesota Twins Catcher Joe Mauer is the Minnesota Twins Catcher

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