Minnesota Twins

Minnesota Twins Baseball Tickets at Target Field

Ticket America will provide you with Minnesota Twins seats at very competitive pricing. We have quality seats for just about any area of Target Field and can assist you with seating questions. We have seats for all home games and any game that the Twins play on the road. Let us be you're trusted partner for Minnesota Twins tickets,  as we can deliver them to just about anywhere. Our mantra is to provide our customers the most selection, at the best price. Be there this year for all major league games as the Twins play division rivals in the American League Central. Ticket America strives to deliver outstanding service and can assist you in all of you're buying needs.  Should you have any questions and would just prefer to order via the phone please let one of our friendly sales staff help you in your buying experience by calling 1-800-842-9750. 2016 Minnesota Twins The Minnesota Twins are coming off of a 66-99 season behind Ron Gardenhire finishing in 5th place but drawing the second most fans in the American League Central Division. The team has high hopes again this year as the 2013 Twins have power hitters Danny Valencia and Michael Cuddyer who each hit over 70 RBI's but had quite a few strikeouts as well. The team has solid pitching behind Nick Blackburn and Francisco Liriano plus Alex Burnett, Jared Burton, reliever Matt Capps, Scott Diamond, Brian Duensing, Jeff Gray,  Carl Pavano, Glen Perkins and Anthony Swarzak. The team is expected to build on some of those stars and if the Twins can slow down the Detroit Tigers then anything is possible. The Twins have has some great game in their history including the time  in 1987 when the twins won in spectacular fashion, whining in the 7th game of the world series by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals to bring home the first World series in franchise history. 4-2, in Game 7 of the World Series, bringing the state of Minnesota its first pro sports championship. The Minnesota Twins play in what's called the Twin Cities and if you are in town or just want to see the great American pastime, then book you're tickets today.

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Event	Date/Time	Venue/City
Minnesota Twins vs. Kansas City Royals	May 9, 2020 Sat 6:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Kansas City Royals	May 10, 2020 Sun 1:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Detroit Tigers vs. Minnesota Twins	May 11, 2020 Mon 7:10PM	Comerica Park Detroit, MI
Detroit Tigers vs. Minnesota Twins	May 12, 2020 Tue 7:10PM	Comerica Park Detroit, MI
Detroit Tigers vs. Minnesota Twins	May 13, 2020 Wed 7:10PM	Comerica Park Detroit, MI
Detroit Tigers vs. Minnesota Twins	May 14, 2020 Thu 1:10PM	Comerica Park Detroit, MI
Cleveland Indians vs. Minnesota Twins	May 15, 2020 Fri 7:10PM	Progressive Field Cleveland, OH
Cleveland Indians vs. Minnesota Twins	May 16, 2020 Sat 6:10PM	Progressive Field Cleveland, OH
Cleveland Indians vs. Minnesota Twins	May 17, 2020 Sun 1:10PM	Progressive Field Cleveland, OH
Minnesota Twins vs. Baltimore Orioles	May 18, 2020 Mon 6:40PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Baltimore Orioles	May 19, 2020 Tue 6:40PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Baltimore Orioles	May 20, 2020 Wed 12:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago White Sox	May 21, 2020 Thu 6:40PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago White Sox	May 22, 2020 Fri 7:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago White Sox	May 23, 2020 Sat 1:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago White Sox	May 24, 2020 Sun 1:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
New York Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins	May 26, 2020 Tue 7:05PM	Yankee Stadium Bronx, NY
New York Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins	May 27, 2020 Wed 7:05PM	Yankee Stadium Bronx, NY
New York Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins	May 28, 2020 Thu 12:35PM	Yankee Stadium Bronx, NY
Chicago White Sox vs. Minnesota Twins	May 29, 2020 Fri 7:10PM	Guaranteed Rate Field Chicago, IL
Chicago White Sox vs. Minnesota Twins	May 30, 2020 Sat 1:10PM	Guaranteed Rate Field Chicago, IL
Chicago White Sox vs. Minnesota Twins	May 31, 2020 Sun 1:10PM	Guaranteed Rate Field Chicago, IL
Minnesota Twins vs. Tampa Bay Rays	Jun 1, 2020 Mon 7:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Tampa Bay Rays	Jun 2, 2020 Tue 7:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Twins vs. Tampa Bay Rays	Jun 3, 2020 Wed 7:10PM	Target Field Minneapolis, MN

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Target Field

Target Field is the home of the Minnesota Twins major league baseball franchise located in the downtown Minneapolis. The stadium is named after the retiling conglomerate Target International. The stadium is new, having been built in 2010 and has all the creature comforts of a new stadium including a large number of concession stands and restaurants. Target Field also including a brand new scoreboard and some spectacular light arrangements that wow the fans for Minnesota Twins home runs. The stadium has state of the art warming station for those early April and May games when the weather has just not hit the sweet spot. Come and enjoy a day at the ballpark and bring the family for this memorable experience.

Minnesota Twins - No Where But Up

In 2011, the Minnesota Twins had a record of 63-99, the second worst in baseball.  Major injuries kept the team from reaching their full potential and landed the Twins in last place in the AL Central.  If the Twins can stay healthy in 2012, then they should be able to bounce back and have a solid season. Joe Mauer (C) was injured most of last season, but before his injury he was one of the best catchers in baseball.  In 8 seasons with the Twins, Mauer has a career batting average of .322. His return will drastically help the team. Also injured last season was Justin Morneau (DH).  Morneau played just 69 games last year, but if he stays healthy this season, he will add some pop to the Twins lineup. The Twins added Ryan Doumit (C) from the Pirates.  Doumit hit .303 in 2011 and he will be able to give Morneau and Mauer some rest when they need it. The pitching staff will need to stay healthy also. Carl Pavano was the only Twins starting pitcher who did not end up on the DL in 2011. Pavano had an ERA of 4.30 last season. Nick Blackburn and Jason Marquis will also be in the starting rotation.  Marquis had 20 starts for the Nationals in 2011 and he had an ERA of 3.95. Overall, if the Minnesota Twins stay healthy, they will be much improved from one year ago.  Mauer and Morneau should be able to keep the Twins fighting near the top of the AL Central.

The Most Famous Moments of the Minnesota Twins History

The Minnesota Twins didn't become what they are until after the 1960 season.  That's when the Washington Senators packed their bags and moved to the twin cities.  This is where they became the Minnesota Twins.  Since this change, the team has had many famous moments, but some stand out more than others.  Here is a list:
April of 1961 is when the Twins beat the New York Yankees with a score of six to zero in the team's first game with their new name.  Pedro Ramos pitched a complete game, with a shut out for game win. Reno Bertoia and Bobby Allison both hit homers.
September of 1965 saw the Twins beating the Washington Senators with a score of two to one to take the Pennant for the American League.  During this game, Jim Kaat pitched a complete game, with a shut out and struck ten batters out.
In September four years later, the Twins win the Western Division title for the American league when they beat the Kansas City Royals with a score of four to three.  The winning pitcher is Bob Miller and this is the game where Harmon Killerbrew hits is 47th homer.  
The next September, the Twins win the second division title in a row when they beat the Oakland A's with a score of seven to four.  Bill Zepp gets the save for the team and Tom Hall is the pitcher for the win.
In September of 1987, Minnesota wins the first title for the division since 1970 when they beat the Rangers with a score of five to three.  Jeff Reardon saves this game for his 31st of the '87 season.
October of 1987 sees the Twins winning their very first World Series in a seven game run when they beat the St. Louis Cardinals.  The deciding game is won with a score of four to two.  Frank Viola pitched eight innings.  This is the first World Championship for the Twins. 
October of 1991 sees the Twins winning the second American League Pennant in the team's history by beating the Toronto Blue Jays in the Championship Series.  The win was four games to one.  The deciding game was game five with a score of eight to five.  The game was tied at five during inning 8, but Twins score three runs, taking the lead.   
In October of 1991, the Twins win the second World Championship of the team's history when the beat the Atlanta Braves in a seven game matchup.  The Twins take the seventh game with a score of one to zero and ten innings.  Jack Morris pitches a complete game to take the win.  It is the bottom of the 10th when the Twins win, thanks to Gene Larkin hitting a single, bringing Dan Gladden in with the run for the win.  
October 6th of 2002 sees the Minnesota Twins beating the Oakland A's in the American League Division Series winning three games to two.  In the winning game, the Twins score three during the top of the 9th and hold the A's off during the bottom of the inning for the win.  The winning pitcher is Brad Radke.  This win takes the Twins to the Championship Series.

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