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That one hurt

I don't pay a dime to watch any pay per views. Just gotta have the right pirated app 😎

Dallas could very well win it all this season. Pretty obvious who the better team was last night. They are deep have great goaltending and are physical

After leading the majors with 239 hits and a .388 average, Rod Carew was named American League Most Valuable Player on this date in 1977. He was the third of five players in Twins history to receive the award, succeeding Zoilo Versalles in 1965 and Harmon Killebrew in 1969, and preceding Justin...

Tyson went the distance barely. Paul wins with unanimous decision

Very true but it would not surprise me if they go on a bit of slump when they hit the road again. I mean nobody thought they'd have this kind of start. Enjoying it now no doubt

And Spurgeon went down in the third. Gus with his first shutout of the season. Man he's playing well so far

On This Date in 2017: Just one year removed from the worst season in Twins history, St. Paul native Paul Molitor is named American League Manager of the Year. Second Hall of Fame player to receive the award, after Frank Robinson in 1989. Every Twins skipper since Tom Kelly has won the award.

He was a damn good one. Same age as me too

Happy 63rd birthday to Twins all-time great Greg Gagne.

Boys woke up in the third to tie it up but Hawks win it in overtime

Boys are going through the motions so far tonight down 1-0 halfway through the second to chicago

The Royals released 39-year-old Harmon Killebrew on this date in 1975, ending his 22-year career. He had to wait until 1984—after four frickin' ballots—to finally be elected to the Hall of Fame, despite trailing only Babe Ruth on the American League home run list.

I missed that