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.
The MLB released their finalists for Gold Glove awards on Tuesday and many Seattle Mariners fans were happy to see two players represented among the nominees.
The Twins' Willi Castro and Carlos Santana were named Gold Glove Award Finalists in the American League on Tuesday. There are three finalists at ten different positions for a total of 30 in each league.
The Minnesota Twins season ended weeks ago, but they still have some individual awards to look forward to. Carlos Santana has been named a Gold Glove finalist, and he should be considered the front-runner to take it home.
The Minnesota Twins needed a new first baseman last offseason and they targeted veteran Carlos Santana. His bat appeared to have aged early, but the glove never showed any questions.
Carlos Santana was the Twins’ biggest free agent signing leading into last season. First base might provide the front office with an opportunity to go in a new direction for 2025.
Even before the Pohlad family announced their intentions to sell the Minnesota Twins, this offseason seemed likely to be slow. There has been an announcement stating payroll won’t drop further, but that leaves the front office with few dollars to spend.
The Milwaukee Brewers fell short in the National League Wild Card Series against the New York Mets. They came to within two outs of advancing to the NLDS before Pete Alonso hit a go-ahead home run that proved to be the difference.
The San Francisco Giants are coming off of a disappointing season that resulted in the firing of President of Baseball Operations, Farhan Zaidi. After giving out multiple big contracts, the team finished under .500 for the second year in a row, and will look to right the ship in 2025.
Ownership’s reassurance that the Twins won’t further cut payroll in 2025 aren’t at all reassuring. Even with free agents like Max Kepler and Carlos Santana departing, Twins Daily estimates the Twins' payroll will need to increase by as much as $10 million just to keep the core of their team intact....
Carlos Santana hit a three-run double to cap a five-run seventh inning, and the Minnesota Twins pulled away for an 8-3 win over the Miami Marlins on Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Twins needed a new first baseman for 2024. The prerequisites seemed to be a slugger that could bat from the left side. Instead of paying Rhys Hoskins, they gave 38-year-old Carlos Santana $5.25 million.
Give him another one-year deal, or forget about it?
After the Twins took an early 4-0 lead in Sunday's matchup against the Rangers, it appeared they would coast to another victory. However, they collapsed.
Carlos Santana hit a three-run homer in the fifth inning that lifted the Twins to another narrow victory, beating the Texas Rangers 4-3 Friday night in at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Tied 1-1 in the fifth inning, Ryan Jeffers was hit by a pitch from Rangers starter Andrew Heaney.
Carlos Santana may play for the division rival Minnesota Twins, but the bulk of his career—and his most productive years—came with the Cleveland Guardians.
Carlos Santana is set to play his 2,000th career Major League Baseball game when the Twins take on the Oakland Athletics Friday night in Oakland, Calif. Santana is only the 251st player in MLB history to accomplish that feat. He's currently second in the major leagues among active players in career games played, behind only Andrew McCutchen.
The Minnesota Twins will try to notch their seventh win in a row when they play the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday afternoon in Anaheim, Calif. Minnesota is going for a three-game sweep after taking the series opener 5-3 on Friday and winning the second matchup 16-5 on Saturday.
Carlos Santana, leadoff hitter? That's what it sounds like, at least in certain situations, heading into 2024 for the Minnesota Twins. Per a report in 'The Athletic:' When facing right-handed pitchers, expect to see both Santana and Kirilloff in the lineup, typically with Santana at first base and Kirilloff at designated hitter.
He sported a batting average of .240 with 23 home runs and 86 RBIs across 146 games played last season. His .747 OPS placed him right around the league average.
MLB veteran Carlos Santana just keeps on keepin' on even as he nears his 40s.
As with Milwaukee, Seattle and Pittsburgh are each familiar with Santana.
The Milwaukee Brewers are adding some power to their lineup as they look to solidify their division lead.
Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Carlos Santana is no stranger to the big moment. He came into his final at-bat against the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday with one thing on his mind: walk-off.
Despite back-to-back seasons of 100 losses, things may be looking up ever so slightly for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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