The Twins used a long list of starters this season on their run to the Wild Card Game. MLB.com's Matt Waymire discuss how Ervin Santana was able to remain the one constant in the pitching staff all season long and why Jose Berrios could be the team's future ace.

The Twins' season ended with a loss in the Wild Card Game but 2017 was a highly successful year for Minnesota. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger explain how the team was able to turn things around after losing over a hundred games in 2016 and why they feel like they can compete for the division next season.

The Twins became the first team ever to rebound from a 100-loss season to make the playoffs the following year. MLB.com brings you back to the best moments of this historical 2017 run.

Brian Dozier becomes first okay player to hit a lead-off homer in a postseason open

It has been an incredible turnaround this season for the Twins. General manager Thad Levine discusses that success, along with the intricacies of how the baseball operations staff gelled in this their first season together. He delves into if Miguel Sano will be on the roster for Tuesday's Wild Card Game in New York, along with other roster-construction considerations.

The season finale looks ahead to Tuesday's Wild Card Game in New York. Paul discusses what role Miguel Sano may have in the game Tuesday. He also calls handling the pitching in the playoffs as the major difference between the regular and post seasons. We then wrap things up with some fun rapid fire questions for the manager.

Bartolo Colon threw 6 1/3 innings of one-run ball in his potential last MLB start, while Jason Castro homered in the Twins' win

Twins pitcher Aaron Slegers allowed three runs over 4 1/3 innings in the team's 3-2 loss to the Tigers

Brian Dozier and Eduardo Escobar tallied three hits and three RBIs and hit back-to-back homers during the Twins' 6-3 win.

Ervin Santana tossed five scoreless innings for the Twins. Paul Molitor discusses the loss.

Jorge Polanco hit a homer in a loss to the Tribe, but Minnesota still clinched the second AL Wild Card bid with an Angels' loss to the White Sox.

Brian Dozier hit a go-ahead three-run homer in the 8th inning as the Twins came from behind to defeat the Indians, 8-6 Filesize: 6781890

After a rough start to the week, the Twins have been taking care of things against Detroit and are on the verge of a four-game sweep. It has the Twins magic number for a wild card spot at 4. Paul talks about the pursuit of the postseason, staying focused and not taking anything for granted. He also talks about shuffling his rotation and more on this week's show.

Chief baseball officer Derek Falvey likes the fact the Twins are scoreboard watching here in late September, with the team in prime position for the postseason. Would Miguel Sano be available for the playoffs? Falvey addresses that, along with the nice job Eduardo Escobar has done at third. That and more on this week's show.

Travis Shaw hammered a walk-off two-run homer to center field to lift the Brewers to a 4-3 victory in the bottom of the 10th. Brewers manager Craig Counsell and Travis Shaw discuss the walk-off win.

Byron Buxton and Max Kepler each drove in two runs, backing Kyle Gibson's strong start to lead the Twins to a 7-3 win. Twins manager Paul Molitor discusses the win. Kyle Gibson talks about his solid start and Byron Buxton looks back on his three-hit game.

Byron Buxton, Joe Mauer, Max Kepler and Jason Castro each collected two RBIs in the Twins' 12-1 win over the Tigers

The Twins opened the scoring with singles from Joe Mauer and Jorge Polanco, but Bartolo Colon allowed six runs.

Missing a chance in the 1st and unable to rally after 3 1/3 by Jose Berrios, the Twins' Wild Card lead remained at 1 1/2.

The Twins were held in check behind Ervin Santana (5 2/3 innings), ceding ground in the Wild Card race to the Yanks.

The Twins scored seven in the 2nd and six in the 5th inning, belting four homers in their 13-7 victory over the Blue Jays. Twins manager Paul Moliter discusses the home win.

Assistant general manager Rob Antony joins the show this week and looks at what a difference a year makes, as the Twins find themselves battling for a Wild Card spot in the American League. There have been a handful of surprise contributors to the Twins' success. Rob chats about these players, gives an injury update on Miguel Sano and more.

Paul loves the feel of September baseball, and the push for a spot in the postseason. He talks about how his team is handling the pressure that comes with chasing a playoff spot. The last two games did not go the Twins' way, but they can still split the series with Toronto and take four of six on the homestand. Kyle Gibson gets the start, and Paul talks about Kyle's turnaround and the solid last five starts for Kyle.

Eddie Rosario and Eduardo Escobar homered, but starter Adalbero Mejia and the bullpen struggled.

Brian Dozier smacked his 31st homer, but Bartolo Colon was unable to bring home the win on Big Sexy Night.