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.

This very unique 2020 regular season has reached the finish line, with a lot on the line. Twins’ manager Rocco Baldelli joins Cory Provus on the season finale of “Inside Twins”, to talk about all the scenarios that are in play on the final day of the regular season. The Twins will be hosting in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs – but who will they play? Will they be the Central Division Champs? With all of these questions, how will Rocco manage in this 60th and final game of the season? He has to balance decisions between what is best for today vs. best for the first round of the postseason. He also provides an injury update on Josh Donaldson and Byron Buxton.

The Minnesota Twins have clinched their 2020 Postseason bid and we asses this unique season with President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey. With still more to accomplish this year, Derek breaks down how the Postseason Rosters, Taxi Squad and Bubble will work over the next couple of weeks. We also hear the Front Office’s take on Josh Donaldson’s interesting week as well as how a few Twins coming back from injury could make an impact in the Postseason.

There are just two weeks remaining in this very unique season, and Twins’ General Manager Thad Levine stops by “Inside Twins” to look at the sprint to the finish. The Twins have been one of the best teams at home this season, Thad discusses the Target Field advantage – even with no fans. With the team on track for the postseason, what will the playoffs look like logistically? He dives into the layers of the bubble scenario. That and more on this week’s program.

Mike Bell knew there would be a learning curve for himself, the players and the staff, when he became the Twins bench coach this season. He joins Kris Atteberry for this week’s “Inside Twins” to discuss the fit, and how this season’s team is more than just “Bomba’s”. The Twins will see Cincinnati in a couple of weeks, which means a reunion of the Bell brothers, as David is the Reds’ skipper. What happened the last time the two of them were on the field together? Find out on this week’s show!

It’s a trade deadline edition of “Inside Twins” when General Manager Thad Levine joins Cory Provus. With the deadline set for 3pm central on Monday, Thad discusses the multiple layers going into possible deals, including the impact of the extended playoff format this season. He says the team is set to receive a big boost – but in the form of guys like Donaldson, Buxton and Odorizzi returning from the injured list. Thad also reflects on the decision by the team to not play last Thursday as a way to push for racial and equality.

A tough ending to the week, with a ton of roster moves and guys landing on the injured list. Twins’ President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins Kris Atteberry on “Inside Twins” to discuss the various moves and provide updates on the injured players including Homer Bailey and Josh Donaldson. Derek likes the depth his team has beyond the 28 guys on the active roster, and the promotion and success of Ryan Jeffers is a prime example. Plus, the trade deadline is approaching at the end of the month, and Falvey looks at several variables which will be in play this season.

A member from one of the first families of baseball joins “Inside Twins”, as Twins bench coach Mike Bell joins Cory Provus this week. He talks about his road to the Twins, including great conversations he had with his dad Buddy regarding the opportunity and manager Rocco Baldelli. He has been learning somewhat on the fly and absorbed additional roles. Bell also shares his thoughts on the league’s collective slow start offensively and more.

“After starting the week with 3 straight wins, the Twins have dropped 3 in a row heading into the series finale in Kansas City. General Manager Thad Levine joins Kris Atteberry for “Inside Twins” to discuss the week on and off the diamond, including Josh Donaldson landing on the injured list and Mitch Garver’s slow start. With all the homers the Twins have hit so far, Thad covers if guys are trying to avoid first base coach Tommy Watkins. Plus, who would be in Thad’s dream section of cardboard cutouts to decorate the stands in place of fans right now? That and more on this week’s show.”

“A busy week on and off the diamond for the Twins, and manager Rocco Baldelli joins Cory Provus on this week’s “Inside Twins” to discuss all the topics. A focus stays on the fluidity and ever-changing landscape in the game due to the Covid-19 virus, including Rocco’s thoughts on if the “Bubble” format would have worked. As for on the field, Rocco talks about the team’s 6-2 start, the change to 7-inning double headers and more on this week’s show.”

“The 2020 season is finally underway! Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins “Inside Twins” this week to discuss the unique rules and feel to the return to play. He also shares his thoughts on the increased postseason format which will be implemented this season, including what element he thinks will be impacted most by the expansion to 8 teams in each league qualifying for the playoffs. Derek also provides on update on Byron Buxton and Jake Odorizzi. That and more on the “Inside Twins” season debut.”

It is a Summer Camp edition of the Twins Clubhouse Podcast. Twins General Manager Thad Levine joins Kris Atteberry to discuss the team’s return to the diamond, how they are handling the new protocols, the ever changing environment and trying to focus on baseball. Thad dives into some of the unique methods and tools the team has been utilizing to assist in the preparations for a season like none other. He also touches base on the decision and conversations with Bob McClure and Bill Evers who will be remote contributors to the coaching staff in 2020. That and more on this week’s episode.

The Twins Clubhouse Podcast continues as former Twins Starter Nick Blackburn joins host Kris Atteberry. Nick reflects on some of his major league accomplishments as he relives memories with live highlights and discussions centered around the memorable moments. Such moments include his game 163 start in 2008 against the Chicago White Sox as he details his mindset going into the game, along with the game plan against the impactful and deep Sox lineup. Other moments include his first career appearance in 2007 on September 3rd where he pitched a scoreless inning against Cleveland, his lone major league hit in Colorado in 2008, and his game 2 start against the New York Yankees in the 2009 playoffs. All of that and more in this week’s edition of The Twins Clubhouse Podcast.

The Twins Clubhouse Podcast continues as former Twins Starter Scott Baker joins host Kris Atteberry. Scott reflects on some of his Major League accomplishments as he relives memories with live highlights and discussions centered around the memorable moments. Such moments include his 1-hit shutout against the Royals in 2007 where he carried a perfect game into the 9th inning in a 5-0 victory. Other moments include his start in the Twins' memorable game 163 victory in 2009 as he talks about the game from his point of view, along with his career-high 12-strikeout game against Colorado in 2010 and his first career MLB victory over Justin Verlander and the Detroit Tigers in 2005. All of that and more in this week’s edition of The Twins Clubhouse Podcast.

It’s a special edition of the Twins Clubhouse Podcast as we thoroughly recap the 2020 Draft with director of scouting Sean Johnson. Sean provides in-depth detail on the scouting process of each of the Twins' 4 picks and where they’ll slot into the organization’s current depth charts. The conversation also includes how the uniqueness of this year’s Draft impacted the Twins' strategy as well as when/where they can expect these 4 picks can start playing.

The Twins Clubhouse Podcast continues as former Twins Relief Pitcher Matt Guerrier joins host Kris Atteberry. Matt reflects on some his major league accomplishments as he relives memories with live highlights and discussions centered around the memorable moments. Such moments include his 1st career Major League victory in 2006 where he pitched in his 89th career game and helped the Twins defeat the Orioles in Baltimore 8-5. Other moments include his appearance in the Twins’ infamous game 163 against the White Sox in 2009, his first career RBI when he was a Dodger in 2011, and his memories of playing with many childhood heroes throughout his career. All of that and more in this week’s edition of The Twins Clubhouse Podcast.

The Twins Clubhouse Podcast continues as Twins Legend Randy Bush joins Kris Atteberry. Randy reflects on some of his Major League accomplishments as he relives memories with live highlights and discussions centered around the memorable moments. Such moments include Randy’s infamous head-first slide at home in Game 2 of the 1987 World Series to help the Twins take a 5-0 lead at the time. Other moments include his career-high 8-RBI game at Texas, his first Major League hit in 1982 at Fenway, and even Bert Blyleven’s public promise following the 1986 season that the Twins could bring a World Series title to Minnesota. All of that and more in this week’s edition of The Twins Clubhouse Podcast.”

The Twins Clubhouse Podcast welcomes in another Twins Hall of Famer as Jim Kaat takes us back to the origins of Twins baseball in Minnesota. Kaat discusses what it was like to move with the franchise from the Nation’s Capital to Minnesota in ’61 and helps us relive many of the club’s memorable moments through the 60’s. You can’t help but learn something about the game while listening to Kaat sharing stories from the mound and the clubhouse including a great snippet from Harmon Killebrew recanting the time he caught a ball with Jim’s teeth still stuck in the ball. Finally, Jim concludes the conversation with a great tidbit on what to expect for the return of baseball in 2020.”

The Twins Clubhouse Podcast continues as Twins legend Joe Mauer joins host Kris Atteberry. Joe reflects on some of his Major League accomplishments as he relives memories with live highlights and discussions centered around the memorable moments. Such moments include Mauer’s final game, where he discusses his last day in a Twins uniform along with the unforgettable chance to put on his catcher’s gear one last time. Other moments include his infamous behind-the-net catch in 2010, his 2000th career hit in 2018, and recalling the intense game-163 in 2009. All of that and much more in this week’s edition of The Twins Clubhouse Podcast.