Rich Hill is back in baseball and the former Minnesota Twins pitcher is now in the Kansas City Royals organization.

Turns out, winning eight games in a row does wonders for a team’s playoff odds. Roughly a quarter of the way through the season, the Twins have hit the reset button and are positioned to live up to their potential.

Tuesday's Minnesota Twins and Baltimore Orioles game was postponed due to weather and will be made up as part of a doubleheader Wednesday.

Trevor Plouffe, who played for the Twins from 2010-16, revealed on SKOR North on Tuesday the Twins are planning a few all-player broadcasts this season, and Plouffe, who already chips in on broadcasts, will be among the commentary crew.

This week's series against the Twins comes with retribution in mind. The Twins, riding an eight-game win streak, swept the O's in their series last week.

DaShawn Keirsey Jr. delivered his first RBI of the season on a two-out single to left in the 10th inning as the Twins moved above .500 for the first time in 2025.

In case you’ve missed it — and the attendance numbers at Target Field suggest you probably have — the Minnesota Twins are on quite the heater, of late. Since last Saturday, the Twins have won eight-straight games, including a perfect 6-0 homestand last week against the Baltimore Orioles and San Francisco Giants.

The Twins could trade centerfielder Byron Buxton before the MLB trade deadline despite his injury history, according to Buster Olney.

The Twins won exactly nine games in a row twice in the 1960s and then again in September 2004, when they were on their way to a third consecutive AL Central title. Minnesota can hit that mark for just the 12th time ever on Tuesday night against the Orioles.