Twins’ pitching coach Wes Johnson has been working overtime lately with all the struggles going on with the staff. He joins “Inside Twins” to discuss the measures being taken to try and turn things around for the Twins’ arms, including reliever Alex Colome. Wes also explains the origin of his perpetual positivity, dives into how Kenta Maeda has been impacted by mother nature and a funny story of Twins’ 1st base coach Tommy Watkins being sidelined due to his Peloton.

After a very big, emotional win, “Twins Today” examines if that can be a springboard to turning things around. Twins legend Tony Oliva swings by to share stories about his friend Rod Carew, the Cuban influence on the central division rival White Sox and some advice for Miguel Sano. The winningest team in the organization right now is Double-A Wichita. Wind Surge play-by-play announcer Tim Grubbs checks in to highlight the success, the first home stand at Riverfront Stadium and his recommendations for best barbeque when you are in town. Rob Refsnyder joins us from the Twins clubhouse, Megan Ryan of the StarTribune discusses her transition to the Twins beat, and Danny Gladden catches up with Jose Canseco.

With a scheduled noon start for the series finale in Detroit, it’s an abbreviated, but informative edition of “Twins Today”. Twins’ Sr. Vice President of Operations Matt Hoy provides a detailed plan to ramp up attendance over the next two months, hopefully culminating with 100% capacity by the 4th of the July. St. Paul Saints Vice President of Media Relations/Broadcasting Sean Aronson jumps on the mic to discuss the first week to the minor league seasons and the Saints’ plans for their home opener. Finally, the White Sox beat writer for The Athletic – James Fegan – helps us preview the upcoming Twins series at Guaranteed Rate Field.

Things have not gone according to the script through the first 32 games for the Twins. General manager Thad Levine joins Inside Twins to break down the rough start to the season. He describes some of the issues plaguing the team as unsustainable, but presents data which would indicate hopefully an upcoming change in the trends. The bullpen has been a big area of concern, Thad addresses that along with his continued belief in the relievers. Injuries and struggles have resulted in a ton of roster shuffling, more than he anticipated making through the first several months of the season.

The Twins Organization is one month into the 2021 season and Team President Dave St. Peter joins Inside Twins to share his learnings from this unique season. Dave shares both positive and negative feedback from Twins fans on their experience at Target Field as well as what adjustments will stay beyond 2021 and what accommodations will be short-term. Dave also previews the upcoming Minor League Season and what new rules he is excited to see tested at that level and how they may impact the game.

Twins Today recaps a week that saw the Twins begin to find their stride this season. This week's show features an exclusive interview with Twins Catcher Ben Rortvedt fresh off his debut on Friday night. The rookie shares some fun stories about his interactions on the field in addition to a couple notable achievements from his performance. Senior MLB Writer for The Athletic Britt Ghiroli gives her highlights and perspective on MLB's 1st month in 2021 as well as how the Twins are being viewed from a national level. Then we narrow the focus with Twins MLB.com writer Do-Hyoung Park who provides his insight on how the next month will play out.

A guy who closed games for the Twins and Pirates joined “Twins Today” as Matt Capps talks about his time on the mound and now his time on the mic. He certainly still has fond memories of 2010 as he helped the Twins win the A.L. Central. Derek Wetmore also chats with Twins’ Assistant General Manager Jeremy Zoll, touching base on some guys recently called up to the big leagues and what is to be the final week of activities at the alternative site. We also welcome in and learn the road to the show for Annie Sabo, of Bally Sports North and Betsy Helfand - who covers the Twins for the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

Skipper Rocco Baldelli joins Cory Provus for this week’s “Inside Twins”, as they navigate a unique course- the state of the game of Baseball right now. From the strikeout rate, pace of play, the new rules which will be implemented in the Minor Leagues and more, they take a deep dive on issues around the game. They also have time to cover the latest in the friendly jousting between Rocco and Pirates manager Derek Shelton. A real interesting, fun conversation on this week’s show.

The Twins have had multiple games postponed due to COVID-19 protocols and that is certainly a topic on this week’s Twins Today. Angels MLB.com writer Rhett Bollinger discusses the postponement of the series and covering a star-studded team in LA. We then introduce you to the Twins' new Double-A affiliate Wichita Wind Surge as play-by-play voice Tim Grubbs shares the incredible story of their organization. LaTroy Hawkins also shares the importance of finding the right catch partner. Twins Today airs every Sunday from 10am to 12pm CT.

The Minnesota Twins have had a challenging week due to COVID-19 protocols and an evolving schedule. President of baseball operations Derek Falvey gives us the most up-to-date information on contact tracing and some of the processes the team is taking while on the road. Derek also discusses how the upcoming schedule could shape up and how the roster may be impacted. Check out this exclusive conversation on the latest status of the team.

Twins Today returns and it more than circles the bases. Host Derek Wetmore begins with 5 thoughts that starts around the league but then narrows in on the Twins' bats. Derek is also joined by 3-time All Star Glen Perkins, The Athletic’s Dan Hayes and Twins outfielder Kyle Garlic as each conversation gets you up to date on the start of the season. A hot topic with each guest was how the extra inning rules impact the game. We also hear from St. Paul Saints manager Toby Gardenhire on catching his dad’s 1st pitch and how the first week of work has gone at CHS Field.

When were the seeds planted on how Rocco Baldelli sees and thinks about the game of baseball? The Twins’ manager details the roots of some of his philosophies when he joins “Inside Twins”. The skipper also looks at the delicate balance of managing for the game today versus managing for tomorrow and beyond. Plus, he dives into the team’s strategy of having relievers focus on what hitters they will face instead of what inning they will be used. Join us for a jam packed show.

Twins Today debuts in 2021 as host Derek Wetmore gathers insight and perspective from seven different guests on this long form podcast. Twins starter Jose Berrios was dominate in his first start of the season as he dials into the program to replay Saturday’s outing. Twins Hall of Fame inductee and Broadcaster Justin Morneau tells us what he’s seen through the Twins first couple of games and we get a St. Paul Saints preview with Sean Aronson, Vice President, Director Media Relations/Broadcasting. Finally, you won’t want to miss a conversation between Dan Gladden and legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker. Twins Today is produced every Sunday throughout the Twins season.

What can Twins fans expect on their return to Target Field? Team President and Chief Executive Officer Dave St. Peter has the important information and more as he joins the season debut of “Inside Twins”. He also addresses fans concerns about returning to downtown Minneapolis, and the topic of players and staff possibly being vaccinated. That and more on our first show of the year.

“We wrap up this season’s “Hot Stove Show” with a great, insightful conversation with Max Kepler. Is it possible the Twins’ right Fielder does not dig the long ball? He chats about his swing, reflections on more than a decade in Fort Myers, his constant pursuit to grow mentally and more. He also shares what teammate is his pick to click for this year’s squad. It is a candid, fun chat for our season finale.”

“As the Twins get ready to begin spring training they will do so without bench coach Mike Bell as it was announced that Bell is battling cancer. Tyler Duffey reacts to that news when he joins “The Hot Stove Show”. The righty reliever also chats about how mother nature has kept him from getting to Fort Myers, life with a 10-month old and the changes to the baseball. He also explains why he was even missing hecklers last season. That and more on his week’s show.”

We are a week away from the start of Spring Training, but a lot of Twins are already in Fort Myers and that is where we caught up with Ryan Jeffers on this week’s “Hot Stove Show”. The catcher chats about working on his swing and his unique positioning behind the plate which has him throwing from his knees. We also ask the physics major to dissect the changes made to the baseball here in 2021. Plus, Nelson Cruz is officially on board for this season, could this be his final campaign? The boomstick provides an answer.

This week’s “Hot Stove Show” features one of the most powerful and impactful conversations we have ever had on the program. Jeff Passan from ESPN joins us to discuss his story on Drew Robinson in addition to new Twins shortstop Andrelton Simmons’ battle with depression. It is a heavy topic, but one that needs to be addressed. There are some diamond notes later on in the show, such as Jeff thinking the Twins and White Sox will be the best fight for a division title here in 2021, Nelson Cruz’s return to the Twins and more.

The Hot Stove is starting to heat up, and on this week’s show we chat with newest Twin pitcher J.A. Happ. He discusses his route to the team, what lefty was a big influence on him, his only big league homer and more. He also gets into some of his new teammates, including the prospect of taking the mound with Andrelton Simmons behind him at short. Then we take a moment to honor and say good-bye to the legendary Hank Aaron.

Pitching Coach Wes Johnson is the guest on this week’s “Twins Hot Stove Show”. We dive into how to examine and manage work flow for this season after the 60-game 2020 campaign, hear about some young arms in the system and Wes’ thoughts from Kenta Maeda’s first season with the team. Plus we hear about supinate and pronate as Wes throw’s a curve on the philosophy of when a youngster should start throwing the breaking pitch. We also give you the first peek at the upcoming Virtual Twinsfest.

He made history by picking up his first MLB hit in a postseason game, outfielder Alex Kirilloff reflects on that accomplishment and more on this week’s “Hot Stove Show”. The Twins took the lefty with their first round pick in the 2016 Draft because of his bat, so Alex talks about his hitting approach and philosophy at the plate. Then a fan drops in the zoom to ask some questions – including having Alex pick from a list of interesting challenges.

After a two week break for the holidays, “The Twins Hot Stove Show” makes it’s 2021 debut. Reliever and team player rep Taylor Rogers gives the latest on when players will report to spring training, his unique connection to new teammate Hansel Robles, reflections on the team’s postseason struggles and how now is the time for the Twins core players to deliver. Then a classic zoom drop in, as a surprise guest questions Taylor’s effort on the basketball court, foosball battles and more.

The big restructuring of the minors leagues presents new challenges and opportunities for the Twins, and Assistant General Manager Jeremy Zoll joins “The Hot Stove Show” to discuss those and how the organization may have been ahead of the curve. He dives into the shift away from the short season leagues and how Fort Myers will now be the hub for the organization’s lower level. Jeremy also talks about a curve ball the pandemic threw to him and his fiancée. We also hear manager Rocco Baldelli’s thoughts on who could replace Eddie Rosario in left field, the White Sox moves this off-season and the things to navigate when a Covid vaccine becomes available to baseball. Join us for our final show of 2020!

Baseball’s winter meetings are taking place virtually this season, Twins’ Assistant General Manager Daniel Adler discusses how those are unfolding as he stops by this week’s “Hot Stove Show”. He weighs in on the challenges of this off-season, how the team may have altered their approach to it, and his role as the team signed several of their arbitration eligible players last week. Then when a guest drops in the zoom, Adler is asked to pit analytics vs. the eye test in regards to the controversial decision Tampa made when they removed Blake Snell from game 6 of the World Series. Join us for a fun and informative edition of the show!

The Twins Hot Stove debuts as things are starting to heat up around baseball. Trevor May has left for the Mets and Eddie Rosario may not be back, Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey stops by to discuss those moves. He also touches base on tendering deals to other eligible players and the new lineup of minor league affiliates. Then a fan gets to drop by the zoom to chat with the Twins’ boss, as we launch a new segment to the show this season. That, and a look at items up for bids in this month’s Twins Community Fund auction.