Limited Edition Carlos Correa Bat to be Given Away at Home Opener Pregame Party

[John Bonnes]

There is only one place to be prior to the Twins home opener tomorrow!

So far we’ve announced a pregame party with free drinks and monster prize packs. Today Twins Daily Social Club gets to reveal the grand prize and more details on the free drinks we promised.

We’re excited to announce that the grand prize is this limited edition Carlos Correa bat you see in the photo above. The superstar Correa signed a 10-year deal that will keep him in Minnesota at least through 2028, making this a great collectible. You can only get it in our third and final drawing of the event.

But that’s not all you get, because, just like the first two giveaways, you’ll also get this amazing prize pack that includes :

• Tom’s Watch Bar $25 gift card
• One hour in a Top Golf bay.
• A Gray Duck Vodka bottle signed by Chad Greenway
• A baseball shirt from Fan Girl Minnesota.
• A $50 gift card from Sotastick
• A Gray Duck Trucker Hat

But that’s also not all. We promised free drinks, and now we have some details. Tom’s will be giving free Gray Duck Bomba Juice Game Changer Shots with each giveaway for the whole bar!

All you have to do is show up. You’ll get a packet of everything you need to qualify for each giveaway at the bar. But get there early. Last week we had over 300 people show up for our Watch Party, and we only have so many packets.

We’ll see you on Friday!

Twins Daily Social Club Home Opener Pregame
Where: Tom’s Watch Bar, 609 Hennepin Ave, Mpls, MN 55403
When: Friday, 4/7/23, 11AM – 3PM
Cost: Free

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[Melissa Berman]

Wow! This looks awesome! Can't wait until tomorrow!

[puckstopper1]

That bat does look awesome.

Hopefully it does not have the same apparent holes in it that the one Carlos is using so far this season...

[darwin22]

On 4/6/2023 at 11:20 AM, puckstopper1 said:

That bat does look awesome.

Hopefully it does not have the same apparent holes in it that the one Carlos is using so far this season...

Lots of hits left in that bat---I'm hoping as Correa took another collar (0-5) today with 3 Ks.  

Am I in the minority camp of being concerned about him?  Everyone likes to point to his excellent September last season--and it was very good.  Saying that, not much of any mention is made of his AWFUL numbers post ASB through the end of August.  That just happened to be the time period when we really needed his bat with Buxton (and others) out injured.