This week, it’s Ben doing a solo pod to bring you all things Twins. He takes a look at Minnesota’s success across the West Coast the past two weeks, breaks down all of the games, and even makes a case for Willi Castro making the All-Star team. Just like we all predicted ahead of the season.

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John is back to talk about the Twins’ solid 6-1 week against the Colorado Rockies and the Oakland Athletics. He recaps very solid weeks from Carlos Correa and Royce Lewis and takes a look at the AL Central race for the remainder of June.

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John and Ben are back to talk about the Twins’ disastrous 1-5 week, including getting swept by the Yankees and their two MVP candidates. They also take a look at the prospects in AAA who could come up and provide a spark to their struggling offense (Austin Martin, come on down), and why the schedule spells good news for the Twins and bad news for the Guardians.. Plus, a look at why Bailey Ober and Pablo Lopez aren’t nearly as bad as they seem.

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After a COVID-induced hiatus, John and Ben return to talk about Royce Lewis’ imminent return from the IL ahead of a matchup with the Evil Empire, Edouard Julien’s struggles, and why Jose Miranda and Trevor Larnach put the Twins in a tough spot, but in a good way. Plus, the usual breakdown of the past week’s games with a stellar rebound from Pablo Lopez and some concern for Joe Ryan.

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John and Ben return to recap the last week of Twins games, taking series from the Mariners and Blue Jays. They go deep on the Twins’ starting pitchers regaining their top form and break down how winning and Cole Sands’ early season success have oddly put the bullpen in a tough spot. Finally, they highlight Max Kepler’s insane 3 week stretch since returning from an early season IL trip, including his incredible performance in late game, clutch situations.

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After their sausage-fueled 12-game winning streak, the Minnesota Twins are right back in the playoff race. John and Ben break down the last week of Twins games, including the end of both the streak and Rally Sausage. They look at the keys behind the sudden turnaround, including Edouard Julien’s breakout, Max Kepler’s return, and the stellar bullpen performance. Finally, they briefly discuss Ryan Jeffers’ chance at starting the All-Star Game. Plus injury updates on Royce Lewis, Byron Buxton, Brock Stewart, and Justin Topa.

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John recaps the Twins’ much-needed 7-0 week against the White Sox and Angels. He takes a detailed look at what worked for the Twins offense this week and whether it’s truly sustainable. Plus, they talk about some worrying signs for Twins pitching and whether that can be fixed.

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John and Ben recap the Twins’ terrible 1-5 week against the Orioles and Tigers. They take a detailed look at what’s gone wrong for Louie Varland this season and how he can learn from several pitchers on the Twins’ staff. Plus, they talk about some signs of life for the offense despite the lack of runs, and celebrate Max Kepler and Carlos Correa’s likely returns this week to push guys like Kyle Farmer and Carlos Santana out of the lineup.

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Sure, it’s only one start, but Simeon Woods Richardson sure looks like he wants to stick in the Bigs.

John and Ben break down a series loss to the Dodgers and an encouraging split with the Tigers. Plus, they look at Joe Ryan’s career day, Pablo Lopez’s early season struggles, and offensive signs of life from Ryan Jeffers, Edouard Julien, and Austin Martin. Most importantly, this week officially marks the time when the Twins won the Jose Berrios trade. Stop the count.

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John and Ben break down what was supposed to be the Twins’ first full week of games, but weather dropped the game count to five. It was probably for the best with the offense’ struggles early on.

They look at the pitching staff’s impressive performance, despite not having their best stuff, Alex Kirilloff’s much-awaited breakout, Carlos Correa’s new OBP skills, and Edouard Julien and Matt Wallner’s struggles after their breakout rookie campaigns. Can someone please get a hit with men on base???

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