The Kansas City Royals were the surprise story of the 2014 season. Can they back it up in 2015 or are there other AL Central teams ready to make a leap towards the play-offs?
Minnesota Twins
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The MLB Winter Meetings, which begin on Monday 8 December, are a pre-Christmas treat for baseball fans
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We’re into March already and whilst some may be left wondering how the first two months of the year have flown by, us baseball fans have no need to get weighed down by such trivialities.
March means Spring Training, which means baseball is finally back for another year after the long winter months
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After taking a look at the comings and goings in the American League East division yesterday, we move on to the AL Central
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Seattle welcomes their new second baseman
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Arguably the biggest news of the past week has been the surprise announcement that the Braves are planning to leave Turner Field for a new facility 10 miles away, with the projected opening being in 2017
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Just over two years ago, baseball fans in Minnesota were eyeing their glorious new ballpark, Target Field, and dreaming of a new era of Twins baseball
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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Posey’s injury poses many questions
by Matt Smithby Matt SmithThoughts on Buster Posey’s injury, plus pitchers at the plate and the slumping Twins
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I’m going to skip right over the other possible contenders this week and get straight to the award
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The Minnesota Twins were the class team in the Central last year, but the White Sox and Tigers have every intention of putting them under more pressure in 2011