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18 playoff losses in a row. 19 years since their last playoff victory. Twins fans have heard these sad and sorry answers to questions that they are sick and tired of getting asked. It's time to get some new answers, and for that we must ask some bold new questions. Here are the top three new questions that face the Twins as they head into the 2023 playoffs.

Thursday brought about a bittersweet moment that Twins fans can celebrate for a fan favorite of the last five years.

The Twins and Blue Jays are teams with similar strengths and weaknesses. How does this bode for a potential playoff match-up?

As the Twins march towards their first playoff appearance since 2020, their projected playoff roster is an amalgamation of promising young and experienced vets. Who has the most postseason experience on the Twins roster, and who is set to make their debut? Let's take a look.

Draft tandem JD Cameron and Jeremy Nygaard team up for a new podcast to discuss prospects on their way to the big leagues.

Needless to say, the Astros know how to win in the playoffs. While still a threat, this is not the same team you remember. 

With a three-run ninth, the Twins completed a memorable comeback against the Reds at Great American Ball Park with great baserunning from Willi Castro and a pair of clutch hits. They take two out of three against Cincinnati and finish their road trip with five wins in seven games, reducing their magic number to two.

The Twins hoped Byron Buxton could return to center field for the stretch run. However, his latest injury setback changed his role for October.

The Minnesota Twins are going to play postseason baseball for the first time since the 2020 season. It will be the first time fans are in attendance since the Bomba Squad existed during 2019. We don’t yet know the opponent, but the Seattle Mariners are among the possibilities.

Minnesota's ace battles forces beyond just his competition in his bid for the AL Cy Young.

The Twins' magic number lowered to three, the Twins' arms pitched a shut-out, and no Twins fan went home happy after Royce Lewis left the game mid-at-bat. Here's how the ecstacy and agony transpired.

At this point of the regular season, it is worth declaring the Minnesota Twins as American League Central Division winners. Their playoff odds are 100% per Fangraphs, and they will play into October. Who they take with them remains to be seen, however.