Ron Gardenhire

Former Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire has always been a fan and player favorite and today he announced to his new team that he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

The Minnesota Twins announced via social media today that they will replace Ron Gardenhire as manager going into the upcoming 2015 season. The decision comes following the end of a fourth straight season in which the team lost at least 90 games...

NEW YORK (AP) — Ron Gardenhire will be in the dugout with the AL All-Stars at his home stadium.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Twins plan to honor manager Ron Gardenhire for his 1,000th career victory. The team has scheduled a special pregame ceremony to honor Gardenhire before Wednesday's 12:10 p.m. game against the Oakland Athletics at Target Field...

The Minnesota Twins have lost 11 times in their last 12 games, and losing 90 games for a third straight season looks like it is in the bag. Yet the season is not over for the Twins, and I say that because they can still better themselves for next season right now, and by doing that they need to do these things.

So while we are almost done with June, and basketball, and hockey seasons are done, or almost done; I figure it is great time to do a list of top five Minnesota sports related things you need to watch for for the rest of 2013 calender year. The list goes from what will happen first to the last event that will happen in the year...

So while we are almost done with June, and basketball, and hockey seasons are done, or almost done; I figure it is great time to do a list of top five Minnesota sports related things you need to watch for for the rest of 2013 calender year. The list goes from what will happen first to the last event that will happen in the year...

Here are some of the people in the sports world celebrating birthdays on October 24:

Lets get this straight, what I am about to write is coming from a fan who is very upset. This year, which I will put it very mildly has been a disappointment. Our starting pitching has been so bad that I actually miss Boof Bonser.

Few days ago I was at Hammond Stadium watching the Minnesota Twins in Spring Training. All around the league, critics are calling for the Twins to finish third in the American League Central, so I was very eager to watch this team in person and give my own opinion, and here it is.First of all the injury bug is still with this team. From Joel Zumaya, and now Scott Baker, things are starting to look