Paul Molitor discusses the Twins' tough 2-1 loss at home.

Max Kepler and Miguel Sano each provided three-run homers, while Robbie Grossman also homered and scored three runs, giving the Twins a resounding win over the Tigers.

Joe Mauer collected two RBIs in the Twins' 5-3 loss to the Tigers.

The Twins lost a tough one, 2-1, to the Tigers despite a strong start from Hector Santiago, who went 6 1/3 innings and allowing just two runs. Afterwards, manager Paul Molitor talked about the loss.

Twins chief baseball officer Derek Falvey joins us for the seasonal debut of "Inside Twins." Four wins through the first five games has him in a pretty good mood, and he chats about the positives in this start. We receive an update on some injured and rehabbing players, and he provides some early thoughts on who the Twins may take with the No. 1 overall draft pick this June.

The manager likes what he has seen from his 2017 club so far. Paul discusses the important performances from some of the guys in the bullpen as well as solid starting pitching. He explains what makes White Sox starter Jose Quintana so tough, and talks about how his guys on the left side of the infield have been at the plate.

Ervin Santana threw six scoreless innings and Miguel Sano drove home two runs to lead the Twins over the White Sox, 4-1

Jason Castro hits a home run, but the Twins' winning streak ends at four games. Paul Molitor discusses Adalberto Mejia's rough outing

The Twins flash the leather to limit the damage by the White Sox and pull out a 3-1 win. Paul Molitor breaks down Phil Hughes' pitching performance, Hughes himself talks about his start and Bryan Buxton talks about his spectacular defense.

The Twins start the season 3-0 after sweeping the Royals. Skipper Paul Molitor talked about the team's great start and Jorge Polanco spoke about his big game.

Miguel Sano hit a three-run triple and Eduardo Escobar hit a three-run homer, as Hector Santiago struck out four in the 9-1 win. Paul Molitor discusses Hector Santiago and the team's offense, while Miguel Sano and Eduardo Escobar discuss their big offensive day.

4/3/17: The Twins snap a streak of eight straight Opening Day losses pulling out the win over the Royals. Manager Paul Molitor talks about how well everyone gelled in their total team win, Jason Castro discusses how the offense piled up their big six-run inning and Miguel Sano has a heartfelt dedication for his big homer.

The skipper gets you set for another season of Twins baseball as we get set for Opening Day 2017.

We wrap up "Deep Cuts" with a visit from EVP/CBO Derek Falvey, who is considering the final moves as assembles the roster of players who will head North. He discusses the balancing act of weighing what's best right now verses the bigger picture. Plus, what has surprised him the most in his first Spring Training with the Twins?

ByungHo Park has been one of the biggest surprises in camp so far this spring. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger discuss Park's play after being designated for assignment and the disappointment of losing Trevor May for the season. Rhett Bollinger also caught up with Paul Molitor to chat about having to depend on young players to fill significant roles on the team and what he expects from the bullpen this season.

This week¹s show features longtime Twin Michael Cuddyer, who talked about his new role as a special assistant for the club. He discussed how the time is now for the Twins' young outfielders, and has a unique stance on the World Baseball Classic and its impact. Ryan Pressly starts his fifth season with Twins, and he stops by to chat about his role in the bullpen. Then, Cuddyer tells you the baseball movies to watch to get ready for the season when he takes three cuts.

Twins camp has been hit by a rash of injuries to their pitching staff. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger give medical updates on Ryan O'Rourke, Glen Perkins and Trevor May. They also discuss Byung Ho Park's impressive performance this spring and why he has a chance to make the Opening Day roster.

We are half way through the Twins Spring Training schedule and this week's episode of Deep Cuts starts the discussion of who is going to come north with the team. ByungHo Park joins the show as he continues his success from the plate while looking to reclaim his spot on the 25-man roster. Park goes on to talk about his rehab from wrist surgery and the adjustments he's made in his second year with the Twins. We also introduce you to new Twins coach Jeff Pickler who enters the season as the coordinator of Major League development. Pickler talks about the increased attention to analytics and how to balance the numbers with the story on the field. He is also introduced to Three Cuts with a perspective on the popularity of Peyton Manning and Todd Helton at his alma mater, University of Tennessee.

Trevor May sustained an injury to his ulnar collateral ligament during Spring Training and it is feared he is out for the season. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger discuss May's injury and possible Tommy John surgery in the near future. They also break down who could replace him as the frontrunner for the last spot in the rotation.

The Minnesota Twins have officially kicked off their Spring Training schedule! Twins ace Ervin Santana stops by the show as he discusses a change behind the plate, in terms of the leadership in the clubhouse and a young pitcher that's impressed him early in camp. Craig Breslow has found his way back to the organization. He discusses the unique way he reunited with the team and his new look delivery. Breslow wraps up the show with three cuts about film festivals and his career on the mound.

Could Kennys Vargas be a big home run threat in 2017? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger discuss Vargas reworking his swing this offseason to hopefully hit for more power and if Byung Ho Park could make the squad out of Spring Training.

Is Byron Buxton ready to ascend into the star that he was projected to be? Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger breaks down why the team is hoping Buxton can build upon the strong September he had last year and why Miguel Sano has the power bat that could make him an All-Star.

After having a setback a few weeks ago in his return from surgery, Glen Perkins threw 15 pitches today at Spring Training and said he is very pleased with how it felt. Perkins also covered a wide variety of topics, including the impact the game will feel from the retirement of some long time umpires. We also check up with Jeff Smith, who after 21 seasons got his call to show and joins the Twins Major League coaching staff. Smitty discusses that and his role in working with the catchers. All that and more on this week's show of Deep Cuts!

Fresh off the mound from the first day of Spring Training for pitchers and catchers, Kyle Gibson joins the show to talks about the first day, changes to his offseason throwing program and more. We also catch up with the Twins' 2014 top draft pick Nick Gordon, who will be going to Major League camp for the first time. We talk about some of the top promotions at Target Field in 2017, and then Gibby rejoins us for three cuts.

Could Glen Perkins be back saving games for the Twins in 2017? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger discuss if Perkins is healthy going into Spring Training and what Byung Ho Park's future is with the team.