Assistant GM Rob Antony joins the show to look back at the exciting and dramatic win on Friday night. He also touches base on Jose Berrios' strong first two starts since being recalled, the steadiness of closer Brandon Kintzler and updates on Stephen Gonsalves and Lewis Thorpe.

It has been a wild week due to the weather, Paul talks about navigating through delays and doubleheaders - including playing an old fashion straight doubleheader today. He dives into how he decides between Vargas and Grossman when it comes to the DH spot, and on Dozier's slow start.

Miguel Sano knocked in three runs, but early runs from the Royals helped to topple the Twins, 6-4.

The Twins homered twice in the 1st while Adalberto Mejia notched his first win of 2017 in the second game of a doubleheader. Max Kepler and Robbie Grossman discuss the doubleheader split.

Jorge Polanco's walks off on a sacrifice fly in the 10th after Kennys Vargas hit a game-tying homer in the 9th. Twins manager Paul Molitor, Jorge Polanco and Kennys Vargas break down the team's 4-3 extra-innings victory over the Royals.

Manager Paul Molitor discusses the win and Jose Berrios talks about his 7 2/3 innings of scoreless ball.

After the Twins dropped Game 1 of the twin bill, Jose Berrios struck out 11 Rockies over 7 2/3 stellar innings.

Byron Buxton homered but Phil Hughes allowed five runs over five-plus innings in a 7-3 loss to Colorado.

This weekend has been a homecoming of sorts for Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey, and he chats about his return to Cleveland. He also examines Jose Berrios' solid 2017 debut and expectations for Jose going forward. Derek also provides valuable insight on Cleveland's starting pitcher today - Trevor Bauer, and he chats about how his day in the office has been unfolding so far in his first year running the Twins.

A good conversation as the Twins are looking for a sweep in Cleveland. Paul discusses the edge the outfield defense has had in helping limit the Indians to 1 run in the first two games of the series. He also has high praise for Joe Mauer's glove work, and a unique way of defining Hector Santiago's approach and success so far this season.

Kennys Vargas hit a 2-run double, but Hector Santiago struggled as the Twins lost, 8-3, in Cleveland. Paul Molitor discusses loss following the game.

Twins manager Paul Molitor and Jose Berrios talk about 4-1 win vs Indians.

Manager Paul Molitor on the win and Miguel Sano on his decisive solo HR in the 1st inning

Twins manager Paul Molitor and Brian Dozier talk about their 7-6 victory vs White Sox.

Twins manager Paul Molitor talks about Hector Santiago's outing and the club's offensive effort in the 7-2 win over the White Sox.

After starting the season 5-0 in six starts, Ervin Santana had his first shaky outing Sunday, allowing four homers. Santana and Paul Molitor discuss the blowout loss.

Assistant general manager Rob Antony makes his season debut on the show, and there was a flurry of recent roster moves for his to discuss.

Paul Molitor discusses how the season has gone so far. He also talks about the roster moves the team has had to make and how difficult that can be.

Molitor, Mauer and Sano on 9th inning walkoff win vs BOS

Paul Molitor reacts to the Twins' 8-5 loss and Kyle Gibson discusses being optioned to Triple-A Rochester.

The Twins won their fourth straight, 7-4 over the Athletics, behind Kennys Vargas and starter Hector Santiago.

5/2/17: The Twins mashed six home runs, including a pair from Brian Dozier, and Ervin Santana went six strong in the Twins' 9-1 win. Santana, Dozier and Paul Molitor discuss the win.

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.