After Saturday's game was rained out, Paul talks about getting back at it today and trying to win the series and finish April with a winning record. He also assesses the division after the first month of the season, and he discusses the nice options he has now with Vargas on the roster.

It has been a busy week for Twins' chief baseball officer Derek Falvey, who has been scouting and examining the organization's player development. He also chats about how good the Twins run prevention has been so far along with the strong recent play of Miguel Sano.

Miguel Sano had five RBIs, including a three-run home run, while Max Kepler and Jorge Polanco each had one RBI in the 7-5 win. Post game sound from Paul Molitor, Miguel Sano and Max Kepler.

Paul Molitor talks about things coming together for a W. Joe Mauer on anything can happen. Kyle Gibson on feeling more comfortable

Paul Molitor discusses his team keeping it close early until errors and the Rangers bats took over in a 14-3 loss.

MLB.com's Mark Feinsand sits down with Twins senior vice president and general manager Thad Levine to discuss his vision for the team and the challenges of rebuilding a franchise. Levine also breaks down his expectations for Brian Dozier and Byron Buxton this season.

Paul Molitor and Ervin Santana discuss the Twins' 8-1 win over the Rangers.

4/24/17: Brian Dozier drove in all three runs on his bases-clearing double in the 5th and Phil Hughes threw six innings of two-run ball. Paul Molitor, Brandon Kintzler and Phil Hughes all discuss the win.

General manager Thad Levine makes his debut on the show. It has been a rough week for the Twins, and he talks about how he manages in-game emotions and moments. Levine also discusses what surprises him about Mejia's early season struggles and demotion to AAA Rochester. He also explains the roster moves made by the team.

The manager looks back on a frustrating Saturday, referring to the game as "a commissioner's nightmare" due to the length of the contest. He also discusses the dust-up from Saturday and how his team needs to turn the page. Then, with the chance to take the series from the Tigers, Paul chats about what strides they need to see from Kyle Gibson today.

John Hicks batted in five of the Tigers' 13 runs while Michael Fulmer dealt seven strikeouts in seven innings in Detroit's win. Paul Molitor discusses the loss following the game

Eddie Rosario talks about his big home run, Robbie Grossman and Paul Molitor break down the key 6th inning and Hector Santiago shares his thoughts on his outing in the Twins' 6-3 win over the Tigers.

Paul Molitor discusses Twins tough 5-4 loss, the benches clearing in the 5th inning and Miguel Sano talks about his ejection in the 5th inning

Ervin Santana allowed one run in six innings, but the bullpen gave up three runs as the Twins fell to the Indians, 6-2. Paul Molitor breaks down the loss.

Paul Molitor talks about the lack of offense and Kyle Gibson breaks down his outing in the Twins' loss to the Indians.

4/16/17: Avisail Garcia ripped a two-run homer over the right-field wall in the 10th to give the White Sox a 3-1 win over the Twins.

Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey joins the show. He has an interesting take on Ervin Santana's 1-hit gem from Saturday, as he was also sitting behind the plate when Ervin tossed a no-hitter against Cleveland. He is also quick to note how valuable Santana can be for the younger members of the staff. Plus, how long will the Twins stick with 13 pitchers, and what he thinks about Jose Berrios' start to the season for Rochester. That and more on this week's show.

Paul starts off talking about Ervin Santana's one-hitter from Saturday's game. Plus, the difference in the start of this season compared to the 2016 campaign is huge, especially for the younger players. Paul talks about who on his squad is "must see" right now, and he reflects on some solid veteran leaders from his early days with Milwaukee.

4/15/17: Danny Santana leads Twins to win with one-hitter, manager Paul Molitor along with Santana and Robbie Grossman speak on the win

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.