My All Time Favorite Twins 25 Man Roster By remsteel on Jul 16, 2021, 11:11pm EDT 1
Apologies in advance for the poor layout of this post. I was going through the rabbit hole of old Twins highlights today and wanted to put together a roster of my favorite Twins I ve enjoyed in my lifetime. I would love for you to share your lineup to full roster in the comments as this is purely based on my fanboi heart instead of stats. I was born in 1987, 3 weeks after our first world series title and have no strong ties to that team but grew up watching the recap video of the 91 series win. My roster is very biased towards the 90 s and 00 s teams so I expect will be very different than the old timers.
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MADISON, Ala. – The Biscuits (27-27) had to come back a couple of times, but ultimately took down the Rocket City Trash Pandas (26-29) for a second-straight night, this time by a 4-2 (10) score, on Wednesday night at Toyota Field.
Tommy Romero took the mound for the Biscuits against Angels number two prospect Reid Detmers, and the Biscuits right-hander struck out the side in the bottom of the first after his counterpart fanned two in a scoreless bottom of the first.
Romero struck out five through the first two innings, and then had seven strikeouts though his first 2.2 innings before surrendering a solo home run to left by Luis Aviles Jr. to put the Trash Pandas up 1-0 in the third. Romero would pick up his eighth strikeout in the bottom of the fourth, after Detmers rung up the Biscuits’ side in the top of the fourth.
Thanks to Josh Donaldson for giving me an excuse to exhume the greatest quote in the history of Twins rivalries.
Former White Sox manager and current broadcaster Ozzie Guillen said of then-White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski: If you play against him, you hate him. If you play with him, you hate him a little less.
Pierzynski became the central figure in Twins-Sox rivalry in the 2000s. The Twins wouldn t have turned the corner in the early 2000s without him. The White Sox wouldn t have won the World Series in 2005 without him. The rivalry would have been bland as concession-stand ketchup without him.