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We are very pleased with the Minnesota Twins selection of Gene Glynn as our new field manager. Gene's long career in baseball, and his reputation for being a solid baseball coach and teacher will bode well for him in this organization. We are truly looking forward to benefitting from what he brings to the Red Wings
The Minnesota Twins are very excited to have Gene Glynn join our organization. Gene's Major League coaching background, exceptional knowledge of the game, and his outstanding work ethic make him a tremendous fit to manage the Rochester Red Wings
I couldn't be more excited about joining the Minnesota Twins organization and having the opportunity to manage the 2012 Rochester Red Wings. I've heard so much about the strong baseball history in Rochester from past players and staff and felt this was an opportunity my family and I couldn't pass upMore quotes »
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Prospects Will Break Your Heart: What Could Go Wrong in 2012: Minnesota Twins by Jason Parks
Rican outfielder is set to try his hand at second base in 2012, an experiment that should prove to be mutually beneficial; the Twins are weak at the position in the organization, and Rosario’s skill set could shine at the keystone. What Could Go Wrong in 2012: 4:25 AM from Baseball Prospectus Read more »
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Commentary: Twins family says bye to friend
have turned 92 on March 27, died Tuesday morning at Hope Hospice in Fort Myers with his son Don, 63, by his side. Many Minnesota Twins fans knew Jemella, as did most of the players, both past and present, as well as all of the coaches, fellow security guards, 2:58 AM from The News-Press Read more »
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Twins | Denard Span still battling back from concussion
Twins OF Denard Span (concussion) is still battling back from a concussion, and took time from his routine winter workouts one day a week for special treatments that he hopes fix concussion symptoms. Span went to yoga class to help with relaxation and flexibility, 2/14/12 from KFFL Read more »
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Twins | Admit to overworking Matt Capps
Twins pitching coach Rick Anderson said the team asked a lot of RP Matt Capps (forearm) last season, even when he was dealing with an injured forearm. "Here's Cappy taking the ball and going out there every day and not saying a word," Anderson said. "I don't 2/14/12 from KFFL Read more »
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Twins | Trevor Plouffe put on weight
Twins OF Trevor Plouffe added roughly 10 pounds in the offseason to help give him more power now that he will be mostly patrolling the outfield. "It was something I wanted to do, and I feel more comfortable now doing it since I'll be in the outfield, and it 2/14/12 from KFFL Read more »
