Anything can happen in October, and the Twins have one of their strongest rosters in recent memory. So, how do the Twins compare against the Blue Jays for each game in the Wild Card Series?

Today’s start is what the Twins envisioned when they traded for Pablo Lopez.

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The Minnesota Twins have lost 18 straight postseason games. The last playoff win for this franchise came on October 5, 2004 against the New York Yankees. Everyone in Twins Territory is aware of that. Most news outlets are aware of it. The players in the clubhouse though, could care less.

The Twins will likely try and find a way to get Royce Lewis on the playoff roster. What are the three options facing the team when it comes to Lewis?

The Minnesota Twins clinched the AL Central division a handful of days ago, but they were uncertain of their opponent until the final day of the regular season. With results shaking out as they did, the Toronto Blue Jays will come to Target Field as the away team for a three-game wild card series.

0-18. It's a figure scorched into the minds of Minnesota sports fans – an inconceivable standard of failure that has sadly haunted our collective psyches for going on two decades.

I'm not here to tell you the curse is going to end this year. I'm here to tell you it damn well should. Here are 18 reasons why:

The Twins closed out their season against a pair of lousy teams, winning four of six despite being mostly focused on setting themselves up for a looming ALWC matchup against Toronto.

The Twins looked to survive Sunday's season finale injury-free and with some positive momentum as they awaited news of their Wild Card series opponent on Tuesday. Bailey Ober dominated, the Twins lineup regulars hit the showers early, and Jorge Alcala made his first appearance since May. Here's what went down Sunday afternoon.

As we reach the current day, those involved with the beginning of this streak have long since left the organization, and few even remain from the 2017 team, but it's still the same story. What even is a Minnesota Twin?

With the postseason right around the corner, and rosters to be set in the coming days, how each manager utilizes his 26 players remains to be seen. There is a good mix of styles in this group, both well-experienced and newer to the playoffs. Rocco Baldelli gets another crack, but where does he fall amongst the competition?

George W. Bush was in office, Goodies by Ciara was at the top of the music charts, and Shark Tale was the highest-grossing movie at the box office. It was a simpler time, and the Twins never thought it would be their last playoff victory for nearly two decades.

With nothing to play for, the Twins decided to flex their offensive muscles against an overmatched Rockies pitching staff. Four lefty hitters contributed home runs, many of them tape measure shots, while Chris Paddack pitched an encouraging three innings in the blowout win.

Things are really starting to change around here, but one thing stays consistent: playoff futility. 

The Twins have seen success in every month.

Except one.

With the Minnesota Twins set to play baseball in October, they’ll have the privilege of shuffling the 26-man roster with a focus on a three-game home series. That construction is different from the regular season, and how the bench spots are utilized could be of the utmost importance.

The Twins starting rotation and bullpen are coming together at the opportune time. Here’s how the team will ideally use each pitcher in the team’s first two playoff games.

Ryan Jeffers' miracle homers remain blessed.