Minnesota Twins

The Minnesota Twins, based in Minneapolis, represent the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul in Major League Baseball’s (MLB) American League Central Division. Founded as the Washington Senators in 1901, the franchise relocated to Minnesota in 1961 and adopted the Twins moniker. Known for a rich history, the Twins have claimed three World Series titles (1924, 1987, and 1991), the latter two marking significant moments in Minnesota sports. Playing home games at Target Field, the Twins are celebrated for cultivating talent through a strong farm system and maintaining a competitive presence in the AL Central, with loyal fan support and community involvement.

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Full Name: Minnesota Twins

Established: 1901 (originally as the Washington Senators)

Relocation: Moved to Minneapolis in 1961 and renamed the Minnesota Twins

Division: American League (AL) Central Division

Home Stadium: Target Field, Minneapolis, Minnesota

World Series Titles: 3 (1924 as Senators, 1987, and 1991 as Twins)

Notable Nickname: “Twins,” referencing the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul

Team Colors: Navy Blue, Red, and White

Mascot: T.C. Bear

Fanbase: Known for loyal and passionate supporters, especially in the Upper Midwest

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