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The Twins unveiled throwback uniforms Monday, designed to celebrate their final season at the Metrodome.

Ron Gardenhire figures he has one thing left to do as manager of the Minnesota Twins.

The Twins spent the majority of the 2008 season searching for an eighth-inning setup man to replace Pat Neshek, who saw his season ended in early May due to an elbow injury.

Woo-hoo!...More radical than a World Festival of Youth and Students potato sack race! 1. Minnesota trades Francisco Liriano to Texas for Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Elvis Andrus, Hank Blalock and Omar Poveda.

The Twins entered this offseason with five established starting pitchers, all 27 or younger.

The World Series begins in only five days. But for the Minnesota Twins, the winter is here.

Posted at 9:06 PM on September 30, 2008 by David Zingler The Twins began play on March 31 in the midst of a blizzard with Livan Hernandez on the mound.

A couple things: Scott Baker is this team's ace. That should be pretty clear by now.

The Minnesota Twins are taking little solace in how far they they went this season.

Posted on September 25th, 2008 9:36 AM By Joe Christensen Late Wednesday at the Metrodome, there was no doubt which team was feeling more pressure heading into Game 3 between the Twins and White Sox.

LHP Francisco Liriano vs. RHP Kyle Davies , 7:10 p.m. Saturday 2:55 p.m., KMSP Ch.

LHP Francisco Liriano vs RHP Kyle Davies Saturday, 2:55 p.m. Ch. 9, 830-AM RHP Glen Perkins vs RHP Gil Meche Sunday, 1:10 p.m. Ch.

Tonight when the Twins go to bed they can thank Francisco Liriano , Evan Longoria and Rays skipper Joe Maddon for allowing them to salvage the final game of the series in Tampa.

Francisco Liriano was stellar for the Twins on Sunday, as he limited the first place Rays to one run through 7 innings to pick up his 6th win of the season.

Division showdown: White Sox, Twins meet up MINNEAPOLIS - Neither the Chicago White Sox nor the Minnesota Twins have been playing like contenders over the past month.

Francisco Liriano allowed one run over seven innings. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.

Francisco Liriano won't pitch in this week's showdown with the White Sox, but he has two important starts coming.

The Indians scored four runs in both the second and third innings to lead the Minnesota Twins, 8-1, after four innings on Tuesday night at Progressive Field.

Maybe it's the road, maybe it's the pressure. But Twins manager Ron Gardenhire suspects that the reason only one of his starting pitchers has lasted five innings in his most recent outing has more to do with ...

Francisco Liriano tries to stay unbeaten since returning from Triple-A this evening when the Minnesota Twins continue their three-game series with the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field.