Aaron Gleeman

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Vahn Lackey was touted as being a high-level defensive catcher with excellent throwing ability. Here's the No. 3 overall pick nailing two runners with perfect throws in his third professional game:

Victor Caratini, who is likely the Twins' slowest runner, made their AL-high fifth out on the bases. And it wasn't particularly close.

Brooks Lee, who has a 25th percentile sprint speed, was easily thrown out at the plate on the back end of a double steal. Instead of two runners on for Trevor Larnach, the Twins ran themselves out of the inning. Seemed particularly iffy to test Elly De La Cruz's amazing arm.

Ryan Jeffers is now just 86 triples away from breaking Rod Carew's all-time Twins record.

For anyone who still insists on evaluating defense by error totals, this was ruled as a "double" and an earned run against Zebby Matthews.

Walker Jenkins’ first homer at CHS Field definitely wasn’t a cheapie.

Royce Lewis is tied for the 11th-most grand slams in #MNTwins history. He's played 56 games.

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Walker Jenkins hit his first career homer off a position player. Jenkins pulled a blazing 37 mph Zach McKinstry pitch down the right-field line for a two-run blast.

Emmanuel Rodriguez just hit for the cycle with Triple-A St. Paul and he did it in order: single, double, triple, and then a homer to complete it.

Perfect example.

Umpire called Jose Miranda safe, saying the fielder didn't touch the base to get the forceout. But then Miranda just walked away and got tagged out anyway.

Another great call from Cory Provus on Kody Clemens' walk-off grand slam. (Make sure to watch for the zoom-in on Matt Strahm's face, too.)

Matt Wallner struck out with the bases loaded to end the 10th inning of a 12-12 game in St. Paul, and then snapped the bat over his knee.

James Outman just homered in his first at-bat with the Tigers.

Brooks Lee tried to bunt for a single off Tarik Skubal. Instead, he made an out and the bat hit him in the face.

The good news: Victor Caratini didn't die on this play. The bad news: Everything else.

Josh Bell is now hitting .290 with 12 homers and a .513 slugging percentage in his last 65 games, driving in 44 runs.

Royce Lewis with a no-doubter home run in his first spring training at-bat.

Vikings fans: Here's audio of Paul Allen's radio call on KFAN1003 for the game-tying touchdown/conversion and walk-off field goal, synced with video. It's pure PA. "And the Minnesota Vikings have completed the greatest comeback in the history of the National Football League!"

What if ... Ryan Kreidler can actually hit now? After his fifth homer, Kreidler is up to .290/.365/.527 in 104 plate appearances with the Twins. Helluva development for a glove-first utility player.

Royce Lewis with a game-tying homer into the second deck. This game is drunk.

Byron Buxton now has 20 homers through the Twins' first 69 games of the season. Buxton is just the third hitter in Twins history with 20+ homers through 69 games, joining Harmon Killebrew and Justin Morneau.

I'm such a sucker for the crowd shots of a player's family watching their MLB debut. Never gets old.

Twins top prospect Walker Jenkins played his first rehab game Saturday after missing six weeks with a shoulder injury and went 4-for-5 with a homer at Low-A Fort Myers.

After last night's win, I asked manager Derek Shelton if anything had given him the sense this turnaround would be coming when the Twins started 3-6. I thought his answer was interesting, because it included on-field and off-field factors. "This group really likes each other."

Byron Buxton has 21 homers in his last 45 games. He's the fourth player in Twins history with 21 or more homers in a 45-game span. The previous three: Nelson Cruz Brian Dozier Harmon Killebrew

It's a dark time for the Twins. Our personal message to Twins fans and especially Gleeman and The Geek listeners: We're not going anywhere, and we'll never stop speaking freely and critically about the team. We're devoted to doing right by Twins fans even if the Twins aren't.