Joe Mauer

The Right Thing to Do, the Joe Mauer story, is an event that will take place at the Moose Lodge #1400 this Friday. Former Twin Cities sportscaster Joe Schmidt has released the book "The Right Thing to Do, the Joe Mauer story".

The Minnesota Twins won a close game at home against the Kansa City Royals at home, the very same night they officially retired Joe Mauer's #7.

The Twins announced today they plan to retire Joe Mauer's number #7 at a ceremony during the 2019 season. The date has not been determined yet. Mauer announced his retirement following the season.

Longtime Twins' catcher/first baseman Joe Mauer was emotional while thanking family, friends, teammates, coaches, and ownership for their contributions in his 15-year Major League Baseball career.

After blowing a 3-1 lead in the top half of the 9th inning, the Minnesota Twins recovered and won with a walk-off home run.

The Twins Winter Caravan stop in St. Cloud scheduled for Tuesday January 20 at Rivers Edge Convention Center sold out Thursday morning. That means tickets for the 6:30pm program and autograph session are no longer available.

Joe Mauer has been added to the St. Cloud leg of the Twins Winter Caravan Tuesday January 20. Mauer will be appearing in St. Cloud as part of the Caravan for the first time in his career.

The Twins have placed first baseman Joe Mauer on the 15-day disabled list with a right oblique strain he suffered on a 2-run double Tuesday night against Kansas City. The replace Mauer on the active roster the Twins have called up first baseman/outfielder Chris Colabello from Triple-A Rochester.

The Minnesota Twins put an end to their four game losing streak with a 6-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday.

The Twins announced this week that Joe Mauer will move from catcher to first base starting in 2014. Mauer joins some elite players who moved to first base late in their careers.