Twins Postgame Show Gets Drowned Out By Angry Chanting Fans
The Minnesota Twins fell in extra innings last night to the Detroit Tigers, losing 4-3 in 11. Since the 'fire sale' that took place at the trade deadline, where 11 players were moved, fans haven't been happy. Last night, after the loss, the Twins' post game show became hard to hear as fans leaving the stadium started to chant loudly.
Twins Fans Drown Out Tim Laudner On Post Game Show
After the 11-inning loss last night, Twins fans leaving Target Field made their feelings about ownership known to more than those attending the game. A loud chant of 'SELL THE TEAM' was started during the post game show, and for some time, fans were so loud that it affected the audio coming from Tim Laudner.
Fans' Anger Stems From Trade Deadline Sell-Off And Pulled Team Sale
Earlier this week the Minnesota Twins owners, the Pohlad family, announced that they were taking the team off the market, after attempting to sell the team since 2024. Reaction to the news on social media wasn't kind to the current Twins owners.
Comments on the announcement ranged from anger, dark humor, to some fans showing support for the longtime owners of Minnesota's Major League baseball team.
The Minnesota Twins have 22 home games remaining on the 2025 schedule, and it will be interesting to see if the chants continue or if fans will simply sit the rest of the year out.
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