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Game Date:
06/15/2017
1:10pm EST
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Seattle +1.5
Minnesota -1.5
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Under 10 (+110)
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The Minnesota Twins will celebrate the life of Minneapolis' greatest musician with "Prince Night" at the ballpark on Friday. The first 10,000 fans in attendance will get "Purple Rain" inspired umbrellas that are purple on the top and emblazoned with the cover of the iconic album on the interior. During the seventh inning stretch at Target Field, fans will be invited to open their umbrellas, turning the ballpark purple in remembrance of the late singer, guitar player, and performer. Continue to Article
June 14, 2017 3:05:pm EST
Last night we had an ugly game in Minnesota as the Twins blasted the Seattle Mariners, 20-7. While it’s always fun to read the box scores after one of these things, there isn’t much that can salvage an ugly game as it’s happening. Last night M’s manager Scott Servais called on his backup catcher: Carlos Ruiz. Continue to Article
June 14, 2017 9:11:am EST
The first-place Twins allowed double-digit runs in back-to-back losses — 14-3 to the Mariners, 13-8 to the Giants — entering Tuesday’s game against the Mariners. The Twins scored four runs in the second inning, seven in the third, one in the fourth, seven in the seventh, and one more in the eighth for 20 total runs. Joe Mauer was the only starter without multiple hits. Continue to Article
June 13, 2017 11:55:pm EST
The takeover of the Minnesota Twins by new chief baseball officer Derek Falvey has been a slow churn over the past six months. With Falvey in the captain's chair for the first time during the first-year player draft, the first bold move was finally made. Royce Lewis, a high school shortstop, with the first overall pick became the first franchise-caliber player acquired by the organization since Falvey and general manager Thad Levine assumed control of the baseball operations last fall. Continue to Article
June 13, 2017 6:07:pm EST
Safeco Insurance and the Seattle Mariners jointly announced today that their 20-year ballpark naming rights deal will not be extended past 2018. The deal that reportedly cost $1.8 million annually will have accounted for $36 million in total revenues by the time the deal is officially over. “Safeco Insurance has been a great partner of the Mariners dating back to the earliest days of the franchise, including the ballpark naming rights for the last 20 years. We appreciate everything Safeco has done over the years to support our organization and look forward to continuing the relationship in the future,” said Kevin Mather, Seattle Mariners President & COO. “It has been an honor to host the naming Continue to Article
June 13, 2017 2:19:pm EST
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