2017 Twins Winter Caravan

[Seth Stohs]

The 2017 Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Twins Winter Caravan stops in more than 40 communities throughout Twins Territory between Monday, January 16 and Wednesday, January 25.

 

The Twins Winter Caravan is one of the longest running and most extensive offseason team caravans in professional sports. It features teams of current and former players visiting schools, hospitals, corporations and service clubs during the day with a traditional "hot stove" program each evening.

Twins Winter Caravan tours will be led by members of the Treasure Island Baseball Network and Fox Sports North broadcast teams including Bert Blyleven, Dick Bremer, Dan Gladden, Cory Provus and Kris Atteberry.

 

2017 Twins Winter Caravan routes and personalities are below (schedule and players are subject to change). Specific times and locations within those communities will be announced in the coming weeks on this page.

 

Check the below link to see if the Twins Winter Caravan will be near your town. We'd love to read stories from the event. Was the program good? Did any questions get asked/answered that were interesting? Did you get to meet or talk to anyone? Share your stories here. 

 

http://minnesota.twins.mlb.com/min/community/winter-caravan/

 

[goulik]

When I'm older and retired I will finally have the freedom to attend some of these things. For the average working class Joe, so many things are just annoying to hear about because we cannot go.

[Seth Stohs]

The Twins came to Warroad this afternoon. They were excited to be in Hockeytown USA, so before the event, they went to The Gardens and the people there give them sticks and pucks and helmets!

 

https://twitter.com/SethTweets/status/824006501786382336 

 

The event was solid. Good to catch up with Berrios a bit and chat with Brace Hemmelgarn and Carlos Font too. 

 

 

 

[Mike Sixel]

I don't see Portland, Oregon on that list.....

 

I'm glad they do this, people seem to like it.

[Seth Stohs]

The Winter Carvan is over. Hopefully several of you were able to go. Please share any stories you have.