The Twins opened the unofficial second half of the season looking to build consistency after a decidedly inconsistent performance prior to the All-Star break. Injuries and underperformance in the star

Gibson broke into the majors with the Twins in 2013 and eventually pitched seven seasons for Minnesota. In his Twins career, Gibson had 67 wins and a 4.52 ERA in more than 1,000 innings. He would add on stints with the Rangers, Phillies, Orioles and Cardinals.

But instead of grabbing an early lead, the Twins (47-50) fell into an early hole when Paddack allowed doubles to the first two batters he faced, producing the first run of the game. Jordan Beck, who finished a double shy of the cycle, then tripled home Colorado’s second run and McMahon added on with a two-run home run to center field.

With the July 31 trade deadline nearing, the Twins must figure out quickly how they fit into the playoff picture.

The Boston Red Sox need a number-two starter, and there's one 2025 All-Star who everyone seems to think fits the bill. Minnesota Twins right-hander Joe Ryan has been one of the best pitchers in baseball this season, with a 2.79 ERA and minuscule 0.915 WHIP.

Twins All-Star Byron Buxton recalls how an early MLB experience against a top-flight starting pitcher helped humble him

Yorkville alum Michael Hilker, a right-handed pitcher, gets taken by the Minnesota Twins in the 20th round of the MLB draft.

The Twins are making a major investment in the future of women's sports. They're the first MLB team to fully fund a 14U youth girls baseball team.

With the imminent sale of the Tampa Bay Rays in baseball's rearview mirror, another franchise transaction of the Minnesota Twins now assumes the spotlight.

The Twins have 66 games remaining in which to stake their claim on a postseason spot. Based on their record and strength of schedule remaining, should fans expect to see this team in October? The first “half” of the 2025 Twins season was an emotional rollercoaster ride for fans.