After a slow start to the offseason, the Minnesota Twins have started to make moves. On Wednesday, they traded second baseman Edouard Julien and RHP Pierson Ohl to the Colorado Rockies for RHP prospect Jace Kaminska and cash. The trade comes days after the Twins designated Ohl for assignment after they re-signed LHP Taylor Rogers on a one-year, $2 million deal. Neither Ohl nor … [Read more...] about A Closer Look At the Minnesota’s Julien-Ohl Trade With the Rockies
Target Center Was A Ghost Town On Sunday
I tried to do the math on how many basketball games I’ve been to. Between the Minnesota Timberwolves, Gophers, and Lynx, I finally settled on around 500 games total, give or take a couple. However, Sunday night’s Wolves game against the Golden State Warriors had an emotion inside the building that I’ve never experienced. Games the season after the COVID pandemic were bizarre. … [Read more...] about Target Center Was A Ghost Town On Sunday
Luke Keaschall Is Looking To Capitalize On His First Normal Offseason In Recent Memory
Minneapolis – Luke Keaschall had to wait a while to have a normal offseason. A year ago, he was still recovering from the Tommy John surgery he had in August 2024, which limited his offseason workouts. Keaschall finished the 2025 season on the injured list with a sprained left thumb, missing the final five games of the season. The recovery process didn’t set back Keaschall’s … [Read more...] about Luke Keaschall Is Looking To Capitalize On His First Normal Offseason In Recent Memory
Fixing the Pass Rush Starts With Evaluating Lukas Van Ness’s Future
We effectively saw two different versions of the Green Bay Packers’ pass rush in 2025. When Micah Parsons was on the field, former defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley could keep the structure of his defense intact. The Packers generated consistent pressure with four rushers, allowing seven defenders to drop into coverage and limit explosive plays on the back end. However, that … [Read more...] about Fixing the Pass Rush Starts With Evaluating Lukas Van Ness’s Future
10 Realistic Trade Targets For the Timberwolves
Chris Finch, sitting slouched over and leaning on his crossed arms, was short with the media after the Minnesota Timberwolves’ 110-105 loss Thursday night at home to the Chicago Bulls. It was Minnesota’s fourth-straight loss. Finch was not just frustrated because his team lost, but also because of how they … [Read more...] about 10 Realistic Trade Targets For the Timberwolves