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About the Minnesota Twins
The Minnesota Twins are a Major League Baseball franchise based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that was founded in 1961 when the original Washington Senators relocated to the Twin Cities. The team plays their home games at Target Field, a modern ballpark that opened in 2010 and features an open-air design that showcases Minnesota's outdoor character. Target Field has become one of baseball's most beloved stadiums, known for its fan-friendly amenities and connection to the community that embraces the Twins as a central part of Minnesota sports culture.
The Twins have a rich history that includes two World Series championships in 1987 and 1991, both memorable victories that brought tremendous pride to the franchise and its passionate fan base. The team has been home to some of baseball's greatest players, including Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew, Kirby Puckett, and more recently Joe Mauer, all of whom became icons in the organization and contributed to the Twins' identity as a team that values offensive prowess and homegrown talent. Known for developing strong lineups and occasionally competing in the competitive American League Central Division, the Twins represent Minnesota's baseball tradition and continue to pursue championships while maintaining deep connections with their loyal supporters throughout the state.