The Minnesota Twins named Willi Castro their team MVP but he might not be with the organization on Opening Day.

Few players were more responsible for the team’s first-half success this year, but the surprising All-Star's decline in the ...

For that, he was voted the Twins’ most valuable player by the Twin Cities Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Castro played in a team-high 158 games and hit .247 with 48 ...

The Minnesota Twins have two finalists for a Gold Glove ... He even pitched twice. According to Baseball Savant, Castro graded out as only one out above average (OAA). However, by position ...

Will the Twins trade Willi Castro this offseason? There are compelling arguments on both sides of the discussion regarding one of the team's more interesting decisions this winter. Castro was a ...

Carlos Santana is one step closer to fulfilling a promise he made to his mother before the 2024 season. The Twins’ veteran first baseman was named a Rawlings Gold Glove Award finalist for the ...

Minnesota Twins’ Willi Castro before a baseball game against the Washington Nationals, Monday, May 20, 2024, in Washington. (AP Photo/Nick Wass) ...

The Twins have typically been slow to transition young pitchers into traditional relief roles. While the rationale is easy to ...

The Twins on Wednesday announced the winners of ... 627 OPS, the All-Star utilityman put together an outstanding season. Castro tied for second on the team with 48 extra-base hits, stole 14 ...

The Minnesota Twins have a couple of players up for Major League Baseball end-of-season awards. Both Carlos Santana and Willi Castro are in play to win their first Gold Gloves. Internally though ...

The Twins planned to park Royce Lewis next to Carlos Correa on the left side of the infield and have him be their starting third baseman, letting him settle in at a position of his own.

It was nearly impossible to tear Willi Castro ... for the Twins, playing in 158 games. The 27-year-old, who wrote his name in the record books as the only player in Major League Baseball history ...