The Twins and Rays combined for five home runs, tying the game three times before Jorge Polanco's bunt single settled the score. Paul Molitor talks about the win.

Paul Molitor discusses the Twins' 2-1 loss to the Rays and Bartolo Colon reacts to his performance.

Joe Mauer extended his hitting streak to 13 games with a double in the 5th inning but the Twins would go on to fall to the Rays, 11-4.

The Twins hit the final month of the season in contention for a postseason spot. Chief baseball officer Derek Falvey looks at some of the keys to the team's success. He says that Miguel Sano could be ready to face some live pitching this week as he works his way back from injury. Derek also discusses how Joe Mauer has had a tremendous impact on every other infielder, how fortunate they are that Byron Buxton's hand injury is just a bruise and what is next for Robbie Grossman, Adalberto Mejia and Hector Santiago

Coming off a record setting shutout victory, the Twins look to take the series from the Royals. Paul discusses how Ervin Santana has been such a key, the impressive roll that Joe Mauer has been on, and how Byron Buxton's approach at the plate may be tweaked while he deals with a bruised hand. That and more on this week's show.

Byron Buxton's hot streak continues against the Royals, but the Twins fall to Kansas City, 5-4. Paul Molitor discusses the loss.

Eduardo Escobar had two homers and six RBIs, while Kyle Gibson tossed six scoreless to pace the Twins' 17-0 win over the Royals. Twins manager Paul Molitor on huge win

Even Joe Mauer's two-run single in the 9th inning was not enough for the Twins to seize the lead from the Royals, as Mike Moustakas' homer was too much to overcome in the 7-6 defeat.

Max Kepler finished the day with two RBIs and brought home the winning run after getting hit in the 9th with the bases loaded. Paul Molitor discusses the wild 9th inning to earn the win. Max Kepler discusses his approach at the plate. Ehire Adrianza talks about his approach in the 9th inning.

Eddie Rosario crushed two home runs and Jose Berrios struck out 11 in the Twins' 11-1 victory over the White Sox.

Jorge Polanco hit two homers, one from each side, to lift the Twins to a 6-4 win vs. the White Sox. Manager Paul Molitor, Jorge Polanco, and Eduardo Esobar discuss the win.

Byron "Buck" Buxton belted three home runs and added five RBIs to lead the Twins to a 7-2 win over the Blue Jays. Paul Molitor took questions from reporters following the win.

September callups are looming, assistant general manager Rob Antony joins the show to chat about that and other player shuffling that could occur throughout the organization. He updates what is next for Hector Santiago, Adalberto Mejia and Dietrich Enns, while discussing if the team has seen enough to fully evaluate Kennys Vargas

Paul is looking for a win to take the series from Toronto, and also to split this eight-game road trip. A lot of conversation regarding today's starting pitcher Kyle Gibson, who has a chance to build off one of his best starts of the season. Paul also chats about the young core carrying the team offensively and how focused these youngsters are on a day-to-day basis.

Paul Molitor on the tough loss and Dillon Gee on his start.

Twins manager Paul Molitor discusses the 6-1 win over the Blue Jays

Despite Byron Buxton's solo home run the Twins were unable to create offensive opportunities which lead to their 5-1 loss to the White Sox.

Jorge Polanco homers and drives in two but Tim Anderson hit a walk-off for Chicago as the Twins fell to the White Sox 4-3. Manager Paul Molitor discusses the loss.

Kyle Gibson threw seven innings of one-run ball, and three different Twins homered during their 4-1 win over the White Sox. Rick Renteria discusses the White Sox debut of their sixth-ranked prospect, Lucas Giolito.

The Twins offense powered four home runs while the pitching staff allowed two runs in the club's big win. Twins manager Paul Molitor along with Dillon Gee and Byron Buxton discuss the win in Game 2.

Jorge Polanco's solid offensive performance stood out for the Twins, as they lost to the White Sox 7-6 in the first game of Monday's double header between the two teams.

The Twins scored nine runs in the 1st inning, capped with an Eddie Rosario grand slam in a 12-5 blowout win over the D-backs. Paul Molitor discusses.

With his team looking at a sweep of Arizona, the manager discusses what has put his squad in this position. Byron Buxton's play of late has got Paul's attention, and the ignitor thinks his center fielder is also a catalyst. He chats about Bartolo Colon being the Twins' most steady starting pitcher over the last few weeks, and how honoring past players during Hall of Fame weekend can have an impact on the current team.

Chief baseball officer Derek Falvey joins the show this week, a week which highlighted the Twins' resiliency again - as they struggled with Cleveland but had bounced back against Arizona. It has been a surge powered by the young core players, who continue to make important strides. Derek also discusses one of the organization's top young arms in Stephen Gonsalves, and chats about the newest addition to the front office in director of baseball operations Daniel Adler.

Paul Molitor and Brian Dozier discuss the Twins' win over the D-backs.