Twins manager Paul Molitor discusses the team's 4-1 win over the Red Sox.

Byron Buxton and Eduardo Escobar collected RBIs after two rain delays, but the Twins allowed five unearned runs. Paul Molitor and Hector Santiago discuss the loss after the game.

Chris Gimenez took Chris Sale deep, but Jose Berrios gave up four runs and the Twins slipped to second place. Berrios and Paul Molitor discuss a series-opening loss after the game.

Jason Castro drove in three runs and Ervin Santana tossed six scoreless innings in the Twins' 4-0 win over the Indians. Twins manager Paul Molitor and left fielder Eddie Rosario discuss the team's win and series sweep over the Indians.

It's been a busy week of roster moves to say the least. Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey joins the show to discuss that shuffling of players. He gives an update on Phil Hughes, Glen Perkins and Hector Santiago, plus discusses his thoughts on Miguel Sano's possible involvement in the All-Star Home Run Derby. That and more on this week's show.

After getting swept at home last weekend, the Twins are poised to turn the tables on Cleveland. The manager discusses that and if thinks there is a good rivalry brewing between his club and the Indians. Paul chats about his team's resiliency, the newest pitchers and more.

Chris Gimenez and Brandon Kintzler on the 4-2 win vs. the Indians

Paul Molitor and Brian Dozier discuss the Twins' 5-0 victory over the Indians.

After a delay of nearly five hours, the Twins offense struggled vs. Jose Quintana and Nik Turley allowed five runs.

Paul Molitor, Miguel Sano and Jose Berrios discuss the Twins' 4-2 win.

Paul Molitor and Byron Buxton discuss the Twins' 9-7 win against the White Sox

Kyle Gibson held the hot Indians bats to three runs in six innings, and the Twins fell short in their comeback bid.

The Twins fall to the Indians, 9-3

The Central Division clash with Cleveland has not gone the Twins way so far, Paul discusses his team's struggles. He talks about the trickle down effects of playing catch up, which the Twins have been doing a lot as of late. Kyle Gibson gets a chance to stop the current skid, Paul chats about today's starter and more on this week's show

It is a very thorough draft recap this week with general manager Thad Levine. He offers a very interesting take on "drafting for need" and he does not believe the draft is a "crapshoot". He gives an update on injured pitchers Glen Perkins, Phil Hughes and Hector Santiago, including Phil may be in the bullpen upon his return.

The Twins lose the second game of their doubleheader with the Indians, 6-2

Paul Molitor discusses Jose Berrios' performance, Chris Gimenez and contagious hitting.

Paul Molitor talks about the Twins' 8-4 loss to the Mariners.

Paul Molitor, Eddie Rosario and Eduardo Escobar discuss the Twins' offensive outburst in their 20-7 win.

Joe Mauer's two-run double got the Twins on the board, but that wasn't going to be enough vs. Seattle.

It's been a long but good West Coast road trip for Paul's club, he looks at how to finish strong and sweep the Giants. Nik Turley is an incredible story and makes his big league debut today, Paul discusses Nik's road to the show. He looks at how to get some more production from the lineup later in games, and notes the strong recent outings from Matt Belisle.

The Twins are almost on the clock with the top pick and chief baseball officer Derek Falvey joins the show to talk everything Draft. There are 860 players on the board, and the Twins cannot draft them all, but they scout and discuss each of them. Derek talks about how the decisions will be made, the unpredictable nature of the "Draft to Majors" process, needing time to truly evaluate selections and more.

Eduardo Escobar notched three hits and three RBIs, but the Twins saw the Giants surge ahead late. Paul Molitor discusses the loss after the game.

Homers by Brian Dozier and Kennys Vargas backed Jose Berrios, who allowed two runs in 5 1/3 innings in the Twins' 3-2 win over the Giants.

Paul Molitor, Ervin Santana, and Robbie Grossman recap the Twins' 4-0 over the Giants.