Aaron and John talk about the Twins digging a deeper and deeper hole, Matt Wallner's demotion and Trevor Larnach's latest chance, what to make of Louie Varland and Chris Paddack struggling in the back of the rotation, and the pros and cons of fighting ham. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link.

Didn't expect to read that headline before we even reached May Day, did you? But hey, maybe May Day is here, even while it's April on the calendar.

Draft tandem Jeremy Nygaard and JD Cameron team up for a podcast to discuss prospects on their way to the big leagues and the MLB draft, produced by Theo Tollefson.

Things are about to get porky at Target Field. (Can we say that on God's own internet?)

The Minnesota Twins have come out of the gates for the 2024 MLB regular season in about the most lethargic way possible. While the pitching staff has been stout, the lineup has been every bit the problem it was a season ago. It’s time to rip the Band-Aid off and fix the hitting process.

Pitching is an art and a science, and some pitchers tweak their repertoire annually. Minnesota’s top two starters added new pitches last season and the results have been even better in 2024.

Welcome to the first "real" episode of the Twins Off-Daily Podcast as we tackle an ugly Baltimore series and what comes next for the Twins.

The Twins, Saints, Wind Surge and the Kernels all played afternoon games on Wednesday. The Kernels played two games.

There are still plenty of individual performances that are exciting. See how Gabriel Gonzalez did today. Which Mussels hitter showed of his muscles on Wednesday. Which pitchers did well?

Everyone keeps saying it's hard to hit home runs at Camden Yards now. It doesn't seem that hard to hit home runs at Camden Yards. Maybe it even needs to be harder.

The Minnesota Twins shook up their television and radio broadcast teams this offseason. One change was increasing Lexi Schweinert's presence on the radio broadcasts. Twins Daily interviewed Schweinert via email to learn more about her professional journey and what led her to the Twins.

Caleb Thielbar was something of a reclamation project when the Twins brought him back into the fold in 2020. Since then, he’s established himself as one of the best left-handed relievers in club history. But after losing some steam in the final couple months of last season, and after a delayed ramp-up this season, is it time for him to pass the baton to someone else?

The Minnesota Twins are treading water with their current health situation, and they’re trying to stay afloat until critical players return. Three decisions the team made this winter are already making this task more difficult.

Tommy John injuries have become more common as pitchers prize and optimize velocity. As Pete Maki pushes the same for both starters and relievers, are the Twins due to lose an arm?

Chris Paddack being roughed up in the majors for the Minnesota Twins was a bad omen for the entirety of the system on Tuesday night. Of the 12 pitchers who made an appearance in the minors, just three of them went unscathed. Only a rainout in Wisconsin was able to limit the damage.

A night after dropping a game that got out of hand against the Baltimore Orioles, the Minnesota Twins dropped a game that got out of hand against the Baltimore Orioles. Chris Paddack was largely ineffective from the get-go; his inability to end innings with two outs spelled disaster for the reeling Roccos.

On Tuesday, the Minnesota Twins made the decision to send Matt Wallner back to Triple-A St. Paul. That move made way for Trevor Larnach’s return to the big leagues. Now entering what will be his fourth major-league season, there are clear expectations for the former first-round pick.

The Minnesota Twins made a move to bolster their upper-level organizational infield depth Tuesday, signing veteran infielder Tony Kemp to a minor-league deal.

The left side of Minnesota’s infield currently resides on the injured list, while the right side comprises an unproven sophomore and an aging first baseman. Now is the time to start worrying about the Twins’ infield defense.