In 2019 Rocco Baldelli took over for the Minnesota Twins. He was at the helm when Major League Baseball tinkered with the primary implement, and his team became the ‘Bomba Squad’.

Baldelli, who has been the manager of the Twins since 2019, had some big news to share this week. His wife Allie announced in an Instagram post that she and Rocco are expecting twin boys in September.

Minnesota Twins manager Rocco Baldelli (5) looks on prior to the game against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park in Detroit on July 26, 2024. Brian Bradshaw Sevald-Imagn Images ...

Minnesota Twins manager Rocco Baldelli watches his team during a game against the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday, Sept. 5, 2021, in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Rocco Baldelli: " (The sausage) might be in the trash by now. Honestly, where it belongs. We can always get a new one. … The guys throwing sausage around will be ready to go. Trust me." #MNTwins ...

Baldelli is the fourth manager in Twins history to win the award following Tom Kelly (1991), Ron Gardenhire (2010) and Paul Molitor (2017).

The timing of the Minnesota Twins leaking that the 2026 option in manager Rocco Baldelli's contract has been exercised could have been better. After the Twins went 18-8 in May, they have fallen ...

CHICAGO (AP) — Minnesota manager Rocco Baldelli spends most of his life around a bunch of Twins. His future is going to be a little different. Baldelli went on paternity leave after Saturday’s ...

The Twins Hiring Rocco Baldelli As Manager Will Officialy Make You Feel Old These fun facts about 37-year-old Rocco Baldelli, the Twins' new manager, will officially make you feel old.

Rocco Baldelli pinch ran for Josh Donaldson on 2B to start the 10th inning. The #MNTwins then booted the final out on a play by Travis Blankenhorn at 2B, and an errant throw from Luis Arraez at 3B ...

SARASOTA, Fla. – Rocco Baldelli and Nelson Cruz have not yet talked about it. For now, just a look suffices. At 37, Baldelli is entering his first season as manager of the Minnesota Twins.

Rocco Baldelli batting for Bishop Hendricken in a Rhode Island Interscholastic League playoff game in 2003. “I think everything is a little different these days,” Baldelli said.