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Twins: *Epic six-week collapse* Wild: *Hold my beer* They've gallantly overperformed despite injury after injury, but they've finally run out of gas. It was embarrassing last night watching them get manhandled 5-1 by a desperate Blues team

Happy 81st birthday to Rick Renick. He was the first Twins player to homer in their first major league at-bat. The others are Dave McKay, Gary Gaetti, Andre David, Luke Hughes, and Eddie Rosario. Renick was the third base coach for the 1987 World Series Championship team.

From Russo: But just imagine if you’re Faber right now on a blue line that has been missing top-four defensemen on and off all season, especially the oft-injured Jonas Brodin, who is sidelined once again. Faber has scored one goal and one assist and is minus-9 in 10 games since the 4 Nations...

It's not just Boldy. Marco Rossi has been nearly as invisible as well. Neither has a goal in 9 games. I know Kirill Kaprizov is our best player, but he's missed more games than he's played and he's STILL this team's leading goal scorer. That isn't because his goal total is just crazy, it's...

Boldy now has gone 9 games in a row without a goal and take him off 3 on 3 in overtime. All he does is retreat outside the blue line. Wild need to not be so passive in overtime. Despite the loss I'll take the point. It wasn't looking good after 40 minutes

Imagine that. A scoreless first period

I thought Boldy was terrible especially in overtime. Yes it was nice to see him score in the shootout but it's been 8 games since he scored in regulation. He is so damn streaky

Gusty win over the Avs tonight 2-1 in a shootout

On This Date in 1961: 1950 Winona graduate and 2x All-American Golden Gopher tailback Paul Giel starts the first game in Twins history—an exhibition against the Tigers at Tinker Field in Orlando. Giel spent parts of six seasons in the majors between 1954 and '61, interrupted by two years of...

The Seattle Seahawks are signing former Minnesota Vikings passer Sam Darnold to be their new quarterback, sources told Adam Schefter. The deal is for three years at $110.5 million with $55 million guaranteed, Schefter

1980 National League Rookie of the Year, '81 World Series Champion, and '82 All-Star Steve Howe would have turned 67 today.

Spuds hang on to win their first championship 7-6

6-3 heading to the third