Twins Fans Unite (In Either City) For Border Battle This Saturday

[rachellaitala]

After an electric Home Opener turnout earlier this season, the Twins Daily Social Club is teaming up with Brewer Fanatic to bring fans together for an afternoon packed with baseball energy and community - whether you’re in Minnesota or Wisconsin.

If you’re in Minnesota, we will bring all the pregame fun and excitement to Smorgie’s in Minneapolis, giving Twins fans, Brewers fans, and anyone looking for a fun game-day atmosphere a place to rally before first pitch. Join us there from 4-5:30 pm for giveaways, conversation, and Smorgie’s is rolling out the red carpet with us with some big-time drink specials. 

First, just for this event, they’re extending Smorgie’s famous happy hour, which is 2-4-1 drinks! On top of that, there will be $5 Summit Twins Pilsener, Summit EPA, and Firestone Walker 805 Blonde. And it’s located just two blocks from Target Field! 

Or, if you’re a Twins fan living in Wisconsin, join us to watch the game at Broken Bat Brewing for our Twins Daily/Brewer Fanatic Watch Party! The brewery has developed a reputation as one of Milwaukee’s most baseball-centered hangouts. Local fans on Reddit (and John “Twins Geek” Bonnes) frequently recommend Broken Bat as one of the best places in the city to watch Brewers games thanks to its baseball theme, game-day atmosphere, and unique setting.

Both events will also include giveaways and raffles for both Twins and Brewers fans, but we’ll give you those details tomorrow! But even better, no matter which location you go to, you’ll be able to share your passion for your team, enjoy some great refreshment, and build community. We’ll see you there!

MPLS PREGAME PARTY DETAILS
What: Minneapolis Pregame Party
Cost: Free
Where: Smorgie’s, 508 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis
When: 5/16/26 4-5:30 pm

MILWAUKEE WATCH PARTY DETAILS
What: Milwaukee Watch Party
Cost: Free
Where: Broken Bat Brewery, 135 E Pittsburgh Ave, Milwaukee
When: 5/16/26 5:30-9 pm

View full article

[Nshore]

The Milwaukee Brewer's budget is usually in the bottom third of the league and their on field performance is almost always top quality.  Shows what having baseball executives who know what they're doing can achieve.