The Minnesota Twins defeated the Detroit Tigers 8-6, highlighted by a six-run first inning led by Byron Buxton, who contributed significantly with three hits.

The Twins are above .500 after completing a four-game sweep over Detroit at Target Field.

As the Twins continue building towards a brighter future, there is one former top prospect not living up to the hype.

Nobody in the Twins’ clubhouse needed a moment like Brooks Lee needed a moment. And sometimes, baseball delivers. Lee entered Thursday’s game carrying a 5-for-30 line on the year, with as many errors as RBIs (two).

The Minnesota Twins are only 13 games into the season, and they’ve already had five relievers record a save. That’s a positive in the sense that they’ve

ABS system causing some early frustration for Zach McKinstry. Plus, why have some Tigers' players shrunk?

Before the Twins fleeced the Rays by trading for Bradley and Ryan, the team acquired right-handed starting pitcher Jake Odorizzi from Tampa Bay in exchange for shortstop prospect Jermaine Palacios, who never made it to the majors with Tampa Bay and later returned to Minnesota, in Feb. 2018.

This afternoon at Target Field, the Minnesota Twins (6-6) look to complete a four-game sweep of their AL Central rivals, the Detroit Tigers (4-8).

Already off to a strong start in the early going, the Minnesota Twins pitcher delivered his best performance to date Tuesday night, outdueling Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal in a 4-2 victory in front of an announced 12,341 at Target Field.

The Twins, as a team, lead the majors with 22 overturned calls. Teams entered April 7 with a 54% success rate on their challenges, according to StatCast. Hitters have overturned 47% of their challenges and fielders have overturned 60% of the calls they reviewed.