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.

Paul Molitor and Brandon Kintzler discuss the Twins' 2-1 win.

Paul Molitor discusses the Twins' 6-5 loss to the Mariners.

Brian Dozier hit his ninth home run of the season, but Hector Santiago allowed five earned runs in 2 2/3 innings against the Mariners.

The Minnesota Twins are in town and we preview the series. We also hear from Edgar Martinez.

There is a key new tool of the trade to assist with relief pitching, and General Manager Thad Levine explains its impact. He also dives into a popular newer metric/philosophy - Launch Angle. There is an update as far as what is next for Glen Perkins and Phil Hughes, some pre-draft talk and more.

There was a milestone moment in Saturday's game, and even though it came at his team's expense, Paul reflects on the moment. He also, conjuring up thoughts of the movie "The Sandlot", discusses a special piece of memorabilia in his own collection. There is a unique pitching matchup in Sunday's finale with the Angels, he breaks that down and more on this week's show

Paul Molitor, Miguel Sano and Jason Castro discuss the Twins' 3-2 win over Angels

Twins manager Paul Molitor on the loss to the Angels.

Twins manager Paul Molitor and first baseman Joe Mauer break down the team's 11-5 victory over the Angels

Jason Castro's two-run single in the 9th secured a victory that included the Twins' first triple play in 11 years. Paul Molitor, Miguel Sano and Jason Castro react to the team's 4-2 comeback win against the Angels.

The Twins struggle in series finale against the Astros, dropping the finale, 17-6 at Target Field.

A.J. Hinch, Jose Altuve, Alex Bregman and Mike Fiers talk about their 7-2 win vs. the Twins.

Ervin Santana was strong and the Twins scored seven in the 5th, but the 'pen faltered in an 11-run 8th vs. Houston. Santana and Paul Molitor discuss a frustrating loss.

The Twins drop 15-inning game giving up 2 runs in the 15th. Molitor and Mauer speak on the loss.

In a week that has seen some nice comebacks for his team, Paul discusses the Twins' ability to rally. He also discusses how relievers in the bullpen are settling into their roles nicely, looks at the recent struggles and strikeouts for Miguel Sano and describes his squad in a unique way.

There is a ton of information available to teams these days, chief baseball officer Derek Falvey discusses how his team collects, dissects and uses that knowledge. He also looks at what impact the peak performance coach can have for the team. Ervin Santana's and Jose Berrios' recent starts are also discussed and some insights are provided on the team's philosophy heading into the draft in two weeks.

Paul Molitor on the team bouncing back after a loss, Eddie Rosario on his home run and Brian Dozier on the 8th-inning rally.

Paul Molitor and Hector Santiago discuss the Twins 5-2 loss to the Rays

The Twins jump out to an early lead and hold on to defeat the Orioles 4-3. After the game, Twins manager Paul Molitor talked about his team completing a three-game sweep in Baltimore.

Manager Paul Molitor on the win and Ervin Santana on his complete game shutout

The Twins erase an early deficit and down the Orioles with a crucial six-run 6th inning and 21 total hits in a huge 14-7 win. Paul Molitor, Miguel Sano and Max Kepler all discuss a big offensive night for the club.