Chris Jaffe: Minnesota Twins Are One Game Over .500 All-Time

[John Bonnes]

If the club is looking for incentive for a strong finish, here it is.

 

http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/blog_article/minnesota-verging-on-unwanted-franchise-history/

 

With the Twins' loss yesterday in Oakland, the franchise’s all-time cumulative since moving to Minnesota now stands exactly one game over .500: 4,123-4,122. So if the Twins lose tonight, their all-time Minnesota record will no longer be over .500.

 

He notes that they went over .500 in 2006 after dropping below in 1997.

[Riverbrian]

If the club is looking for incentive for a strong finish, here it is.

 

http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/blog_article/minnesota-verging-on-unwanted-franchise-history/

 

With the Twins' loss yesterday in Oakland, the franchise’s all-time cumulative since moving to Minnesota now stands exactly one game over .500: 4,123-4,122. So if the Twins lose tonight, their all-time Minnesota record will no longer be over .500.

 

He notes that they went over .500 in 2006 after dropping below in 1997.

 

That's amazing to me... Mainly because I remember the 70's and early 80's.

[JB_Iowa]

Well, today they took care of the 1 game over. Let's hope they can keep it at least even from here on out.

[Brock Beauchamp]

Back in early May, who would thought somebody would be able to say this in 2012?

 

THE TWINS ARE A .500 TEAM.

[Top Gun]

Has any mlb team ever use 3 catchers in a lineup like the Twins?