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It is about that time of year to remind people about my feelings toward the Yankees. I'm there, in the middle...

While I live with this feeling year-around, I'm most proud of it during baseball season. Cheers to a happy Twins season, Twins Territory!

Twins Spring Training

If you don't have a fire in your belly for spring training and the greatest sport known to mankind, consider this: Rich Anderson, the pitching coach for the Minnesota Twins, has already set the starting pitching for the Twins' first three exhibition games. Carl Pavano, Francisco Liriano and Jason Marquis will start the exhibition games 1, 2, and 3, respectively.

The Minnesota Twins, who struggled with, among other things, starting pitching last year, have 33 pitchers coming in to spring training. A couple of those guys have to be able to pitch... At least enough to round out the starting rotation.

If Scott Baker and Nick Blackburn are healthy, they'll round out the rotation, at least for the beginning of the season. Essentially that would mean Brian Duensing would go back to the bullpen, where he will join Glen Perkins, Joel Zumaya and Matt Capps. This is assuming, of course, that all of the aforementioned pitchers remain healthy and on top of their game... Or that their game is at least better than the next person's game.

Anderson spoke out about Matt Capps and his relationship with the mound and Minnesota Twins fans, "It broke my heart every time people booed him before he even got to the mound." I believe that fans didn't completely grasp what Matt Capps was going through last season, meaning that we booed him in ignorance. Which... is brutal. I also think there is a point to be made that Twins fans were so frustrated and disappointed in the Twins that it was easy to boo Capps because he was often at the transition point that led the Twins from a win to a loss.

Basically, the Twins have to play better this year. And Twins fans need to remain some of the most loyal fans in the MLB.

Minnesota says goodbye to Twins player Michael Cuddyer as he goes to the Rockies

It's a sad day for Minnesota Twins fans of Michael Cuddyer. It seems that now that (former) Twins player Michael Cuddyer has his own Twins, he doesn't need the Minnesota Twins anymore. His twin daughters were born on December 6, 2011, and on December 16, 2011, it was confirmed that Michael Cuddyer and the Colorado Rockies have agreed to a deal.

The Rockies Cuddyer deal is said to be worth about $31 million for a three-year free agent deal. Cuddyer has played on the Minnesota Twins team for his whole MLB career. He is a fan favorite, and very involved in the community. Michael Cuddyer was a first round draft pick in 1997. It's sad to see him go, but I wish him the best and would love to see him go on and get a ring for himself.

I long for the days when players would stay on one team for their whole career, it's hard to watch your favorites leave.

Good Luck, Cuddy, and maybe we'll see you in the playoffs!

Minnesota Twins full 2012 schedule

Have you checked out the full line-up for the Twins 2012 schedule yet? Why not!? Just too lazy to go check it out, huh? Well, I'll help you out! Here is a full Twins line-up for the 2012 schedule. I'm looking out for you! Twins tickets are available already through some companies. Make sure you use a reputable seller like Ticket King to secure your Twins tickets! Keep in mind that Twins tickets will not be printed until the spring.

APRIL

April 6 at Baltimore

April 7 at Baltimore

April 8 at Baltimore

April 9 L.A. Angels

April 11 L.A. Angels

April 12 L.A. Angels

April 13 Texas

April 14 Texas

April 15 Texas

April 16 at N.Y. Yankees

April 17 at N.Y. Yankees

April 18 at N.Y. Yankees

April 19 at N.Y. Yankees

April 20 at Tampa Bay

April 21 at Tampa Bay

April 22 at Tampa Bay

April 23 Boston

April 24 Boston

April 25 Boston

April 27 Kansas City

April 28 Kansas City

April 29 Kansas City

April 30 at L.A. Angels

MAY

May 1 at L.A. Angels

May 2 at L.A. Angels

May 4 at Seattle

May 5 at Seattle

May 6 at Seattle

May 7 L.A. Angels

May 8 L.A. Angels

May 9 L.A. Angels

May 10 Toronto

May 11 Toronto

May 12 Toronto

May 13 Toronto

May 14 Cleveland

May 15 Cleveland

May 16 at Detroit

May 17 at Detroit

May 18 at Milwaukee

May 19 at Milwaukee

May 20 at Milwaukee

May 22 at Chicago White Sox

May 23 at Chicago White Sox

May 24 at Chicago White Sox

May 25 Detroit

May 26 Detroit

May 27 Detroit

May 28 Oakland

May 29 Oakland

May 30 Oakland

JUNE

June 1 at Cleveland

June 2 at Cleveland

June 3 at Cleveland

June 4 at Kansas City

June 5 at Kansas City

June 6 at Kansas City

June 8 Chicago Cubs

June 9 Chicago Cubs

June 10 Chicago Cubs

June 12 Philadelphia

June 13 Philadelphia

June 14 Philadelphia

June 15 Milwaukee

June 16 Milwaukee

June 17 Milwaukee

June 19 at Pittsburgh

June 20 at Pittsburgh

June 21 at Pittsburgh

June 22 at Cincinnati

June 23 at Cincinnati

June 24 at Cincinnati

June 25 Chicago White Sox

June 26 Chicago White Sox

June 27 Chicago White Sox

June 29 Kansas City

June 30 Kansas City

JULY

July 1 Kansas City

July 2 at Detroit

July 3 at Detroit

July 4 at Detroit

July 5 at Detroit

July 6 at Texas

July 7 at Texas

July 8 at Texas

July 13 Oakland

July 14 Oakland

July 15 Oakland

July 16 Baltimore

July 17 Baltimore

July 18 Baltimore

July 19 Baltimore

July 20 at Kansas City

July 21 at Kansas City

July 22 at Kansas City

July 23 at Chicago White Sox

July 24 at Chicago White Sox

July 25 at Chicago White Sox

July 27 Cleveland

July 28 Cleveland

July 29 Cleveland

July 30 Chicago White Sox

July 31 Chicago White Sox

AUGUST

Aug. 1 Chicago White Sox

Aug. 2 at Boston

Aug. 3 at Boston

Aug. 4 at Boston

Aug. 5 at Boston

Aug. 6 at Cleveland

Aug. 7 at Cleveland

Aug. 8 at Cleveland

Aug. 10 Tampa Bay

Aug. 11 Tampa Bay

Aug. 12 Tampa Bay

Aug. 13 Detroit

Aug. 14 Detroit

Aug. 15 Detroit

Aug. 17 at Seattle

Aug. 18 at Seattle

Aug. 19 at Seattle

Aug. 20 at Oakland

Aug. 21 at Oakland

Aug. 22 at Oakland

Aug. 23 at Texas

Aug. 24 at Texas

Aug. 25 at Texas

Aug. 26 at Texas

Aug. 27 Seattle

Aug. 28 Seattle

Aug. 29 Seattle

Aug. 30 Seattle

Aug. 31 at Kansas City

SEPTEMBER

Sept. 1 at Kansas City

Sept. 2 at Kansas City

Sept. 3 at Chicago White Sox

Sept. 4 at Chicago White Sox

Sept. 5 at Chicago White Sox

Sept. 7 Cleveland

Sept. 8 Cleveland

Sept. 9 Cleveland

Sept. 10 Cleveland

Sept. 11 Kansas City

Sept. 12 Kansas City

Sept. 13 Kansas City

Sept. 14 Chicago White Sox

Sept. 15 Chicago White Sox

Sept. 16 Chicago White Sox

Sept. 18 at Cleveland

Sept. 19 at Cleveland

Sept. 20 at Cleveland

Sept. 21 at Detroit

Sept. 22 at Detroit

Sept. 23 at Detroit

Sept. 24 N.Y. Yankees

Sept. 25 N.Y. Yankees

Sept. 26 N.Y. Yankees

Sept. 28 Detroit

Sept. 29 Detroit

Sept. 30 Detroit

OCTOBER

Oct. 1 at Toronto

Oct. 2 at Toronto

Oct. 3 at Toronto

Minnesota Twins tickets schedule 2012

The Minnesota Twins ticket schedule for the 2012 season is available! I know everyone is still in denial mode about how horrible the Minnesota Twins 2011 season went, but us Minnesota sports fans always bounce back and support our teams! Let's look ahead to the Twins 2012 baseball season!

The Home Opener for the Minnesota Twins will be against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on Monday April 9, 2012. A brand new season of Twins baseball tickets is always rejuvenating! The Twins Home Opener means a new-found hope for the season, a fresh start, and it also means the Minnesota winter is over and spring is ahead of us!

Going to the Minnesota Twins Home Opener is a great way to start the season, and is always filled with fun stuff for the fans. Get your Minnesota Twins tickets for the dates and teams you know you don't want to miss!

Twins Ticket Buying Officially Over

Well... the Minnesota Twins ticket buying is officially (but not permanently) over. However, you should check us out early next year for hot deals on Twins Spring Training tickets.

Trust us, you'll want to be there when the Twins bounce back in 2012. Don't miss a deal and don't miss the Twins kick off Spring Training. See you next year!

Minnesota Twins September Home Schedule

Ticket King has a lot of tickets to offer for September with reasonable prices. Here's a list of home games that the Twins are going to have in September.

September 5th-7th: Chicago White Sox

16th-18th: Cleveland Indians

20th-22nd: Seattle Mariners

26th-28th: Kansas City Royals