These Twins players have been two of the team's top hitters after many doubted whether they belonged on the team.

The 25-year-old has taken a step forward since last season.

It was no secret Brooks Lee was, as he put it, “grinding.” The night before, he had had a 30-minute phone call with his father — a collegiate baseball coach — in which he said he tried to get things off his chest rather than keep all of his frustrations bottled up inside. At that point, Lee was hitting .167 with a .385 OPS. Nothing was coming easy, not at the plate and not defensively. When he ...

Lee's huge hit to sweep the Tigers was enabled by something special.

Shelton was pleased with his team's performance against Detroit.

The embattled Twins shortstop is a hero, at least for today.

It’s no secret that the start to Brooks Lee’s season hasn’t gone as the shortstop would have hoped. Lee entered the day hitting .167, scuffling from both sides of the plate. Things haven’t been totally smooth in the field, either. And so on Wednesday night, he turned to his very first baseball coach for some advice: his dad. “I felt like (it was) a really good talk that we had,” Lee said. ...

As the Twins continue building towards a brighter future, there is one former top prospect not living up to the hype.

Brooks Lee hit a tiebreaking two-run single in the eighth inning for the Minnesota Twins in a 3-1 victory to complete a four-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers on Thursday. Mick Abel pitched six scoreless innings and Josh Bell went 3 for 4 with a home run for the Twins, who posted the first four-game sweep in Major League Baseball this season. The last team the Twins swept in four games was the Athletics in June 2024.