If pre-Draft projections are anything to go on, the 2025 MLB Draft appears unusually unsettled at the top. That’s welcome news for the Twins.

The Minnesota Twins jumped out to an early lead over the Pittsburgh Pirates thanks to a big swing from Kody Clemens, followed by a bat flip.

The Guardians opt for Contact King, as Bodine finished the season with an absurd 24 strikeouts in 313 plate appearances while churning out a .915 OPS. As the Chanticleers reeled off 26 consecutive wins to reach the College World Series finals, Bodine’s stock rose along with it.

LG Twins catcher Park Dong-won homered and led all players with three hits and three RBIs, as his Team Nanum defeated Team Dream 8-6 in the KBO All-Star Game on Saturday.

On Sunday, the Twins will add the next wave of talent to the organization when the draft begins, making their first selection at No. 16 overall with another pick coming at No. 36 overall, a Competitive Balance Round A selection.

While the Twins continue to battle through a frustrating stretch, there’s no shortage of buzz coming from one of their minor league affiliates. The Double-A Wichita Wind Surge have emerged as a must-follow squad,

Chris Castellani joins the "Days of Roar" podcast, sharing the experience of witnessing Tarik Skubal's dominant June 29 performance against the Twins.

Twins star shortstop Carlos Correa was up and moving about the clubhouse but out of the lineup Saturday morning after he had hobbled off the field Friday night. Correa rolled his right ankle, the one shattered during a minor league game in 2014 and then reconstructed,