Best Podcast Episodes About Minnesota Twins
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Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 6 episodes
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“Eric, you were born in California You played in college at UCLA And then you're drafted and you play 8-9 years in Minnesota Was there any part of you that You're living your dream But you're also in Minnesota Get a little cold out there for you Why you gotta hate on Minnesota? It's freezing up there It's a beautiful place here It's cold I tell people all the time I didn't own a jacket before I moved to Minnesota I didn't know what to expect I didn't know that there was a city. I didn't really know anything about Minnesota. I knew it was cold, and I knew that it was …”
“Eric, you were born in California You played in college at UCLA And then you're drafted and you play 8-9 years in Minnesota Was there any part of you that You're living your dream But you're also in Minnesota Get a little cold out there for you Why you gotta hate on Minnesota? It's freezing up there It's a beautiful place here It's cold I tell people all the time I didn't own a jacket before I moved to Minnesota I didn't know what to expect I didn't know that there was a city. I didn't really know anything about Minnesota. I knew it was cold, and I knew that it was on a different part of the coast. And I'm, you know, not on any coast, actually, but, you know, a different part of the earth than I'm used to being on. So it completely exceeded all my expectations as far as, you know, organization and just joining the team early and being able to contribute and the defense fit, you know, my style of play and, you …”
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Minnesota Vikings players, including linebacker Eric Kendricks, embrace the cold by enjoying bird scooters in downtown Minneapolis during the offseason. Coming from California, Kendricks was surprised by the vibrant city life and the camaraderie he found with teammates while riding along the Mississippi River. This unexpected pastime showcases how NFL players find fun and connection off the field, even in freezing temperatures.
“Six? Crazy. Crazy. Pete Alonzo, kind of a little cheapy, but he gets the RBIs in that game three. I don't know, man. Twins have some interesting pieces But I think the Orioles are the better team in this series And they got the job done And how about a little Shane Boz extender Right in the middle of it Pretty funny in his interview He's like If you're an Orioles fan You probably don't know me that well yet But I'm excited I'm going to be here I think I'm pitching tomorrow So, yeah, good. Orioles, a big first month would go a long way for the Baltimore Orioles that …”
“Six? Crazy. Crazy. Pete Alonzo, kind of a little cheapy, but he gets the RBIs in that game three. I don't know, man. Twins have some interesting pieces But I think the Orioles are the better team in this series And they got the job done And how about a little Shane Boz extender Right in the middle of it Pretty funny in his interview He's like If you're an Orioles fan You probably don't know me that well yet But I'm excited I'm going to be here I think I'm pitching tomorrow So, yeah, good. Orioles, a big first month would go a long way for the Baltimore Orioles that had the opposite last season. And, hey, I'm happy for your guy, Royce. Halos-Astros, split four. Angels come out, and they look, you know, they're the first two-and-a-half games. It's like, all right, these Halos are ready to play this year. We get excited about the offense every year. How much are they going to pitch? They pitched a lot early. …”
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The Baltimore Orioles proved their dominance over the Minnesota Twins in a thrilling series, showcasing their potential for a strong season after last year's struggles. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Angels faced the Houston Astros in a tightly contested series, splitting the games despite early offensive success, highlighting the crucial role of pitching. These early matchups set the stage for an exciting baseball season ahead.
“… it's his name, but he spent many years with the state just talking about how it's sort of baked into these policies, like a grant, for example. Minnesota gives out billions of dollars in grants every year, and right in the policy, as he walked us through on my podcast recently, It says you only you have to give them a heads up, you know, for a site visit. You only have to basically audit one quarter out of eight. You know, their financials only have to look good for a short period of time. Just all of these things that it doesn't seem it's sort of designed for fraud. There's a lack of guardrails …”
“… think it's hard to argue. Congresswoman Omar seems to have known about this as well. There's an awful lot of them, and it has been kind of out in the open for such a long, long time. Actually, I just recently interviewed another whistleblower, Joe Bakke, it's his name, but he spent many years with the state just talking about how it's sort of baked into these policies, like a grant, for example. Minnesota gives out billions of dollars in grants every year, and right in the policy, as he walked us through on my podcast recently, It says you only you have to give them a heads up, you know, for a site visit. You only have to basically audit one quarter out of eight. You know, their financials only have to look good for a short period of time. Just all of these things that it doesn't seem it's sort of designed for fraud. There's a lack of guardrails in place right in the policies. You would think that the average Minnesota would be very, very upset about it because there are a lot of hardworking people in the state of Minnesota. You look at northern Minnesota, all of the manufacturing, all of the farming up there, people who live paycheck to paycheck if they get a paycheck at all, and you've …”
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Minnesota's daycare fraud is so rampant that some centers operate without any children while their owners drive luxury cars. Whistleblower Joe Bakke reveals that state policies are designed with loopholes that facilitate this corruption, leaving honest citizens outraged. With federal investigations underway, the impact of this fraud is finally being scrutinized.
“… trying to take down our government. They should be extradited and tried for sedition. 1,000%. 500 groups, $3 billion in revenue. Some of them are Minnesota Indivisible, National Well-Heeled Democrat Political Advocacy Organization, funded by George Soros, the lead coordinator for the protests. You've got Radical Network of Socialists and Communist Organizations, funded by Neville Roy Singham, an American tech tycoon and avowed communists living in China. Here's an example in New York City. This is not protected speech. This is seditious speech. Everyone who attended this rally and said this needs …”
“… a lot of different people in this group. The only thing that is not surprising, I'm reading from a Gateway Pundit, is that these groups are linked to Marxism and bringing about revolution. This is why those two individuals need to be extradited for trying to take down our government. They should be extradited and tried for sedition. 1,000%. 500 groups, $3 billion in revenue. Some of them are Minnesota Indivisible, National Well-Heeled Democrat Political Advocacy Organization, funded by George Soros, the lead coordinator for the protests. You've got Radical Network of Socialists and Communist Organizations, funded by Neville Roy Singham, an American tech tycoon and avowed communists living in China. Here's an example in New York City. This is not protected speech. This is seditious speech. Everyone who attended this rally and said this needs to be investigated. And if you're not here as a legal citizen, or even if you are a naturalized citizen, you should be removed. Working class revolution. Working class revolution. Working class revolution. Solution. There is only one solution. Communist revolution. Yeah, only one solution. Communist revolution. I don't know if you know this, but …”
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Protests may be driven by a network of 500 groups with a staggering $3 billion budget, allegedly funded by influential figures like George Soros. This funding not only supports protests but also aligns with revolutionary socialist politics aimed at destabilizing the American government. The implications of this financial backing raise serious questions about the motives behind these movements and their political influence.
“… a filthy deal in Ukraine, shame on him. Finally, Tom, I want to ask you about your column that you have. It is out this morning. It is called How Minnesota Beat Trump. You spent time in Minnesota, which is your home state. And I want to read a little bit of what you had to say You say the world looks more like Minnesota today than ever before And so the great governing challenge in Minnesota to my mind is a microcosm of the great governing challenge facing America today Can we make out of many one? Our great national project since our founding, when the many is now so much more diverse, even more …”
“… prevent Russia from coming back. And Ukraine gets to be in the EU. That's a dirty deal. A filthy deal says there will be no secure guarantees for Ukraine and it may not even be in the EU. That's a filthy deal. And if President Trump is responsible for a filthy deal in Ukraine, shame on him. Finally, Tom, I want to ask you about your column that you have. It is out this morning. It is called How Minnesota Beat Trump. You spent time in Minnesota, which is your home state. And I want to read a little bit of what you had to say You say the world looks more like Minnesota today than ever before And so the great governing challenge in Minnesota to my mind is a microcosm of the great governing challenge facing America today Can we make out of many one? Our great national project since our founding, when the many is now so much more diverse, even more than it was just 10 years ago. Of course, this coming against the backdrop of the crisis with ICE, what did you learn in Minnesota? What were your takeaways? It was actually the most remarkable act of civic courage by men and women not in uniform than I've ever seen in this country. Moms donating breast milk, dads emptying ATMs to help people who …”
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President Trump faces a critical choice regarding the Ukraine conflict: pursue a 'dirty deal' that offers some security for Ukraine or a 'filthy deal' that leaves it vulnerable. This reflects a broader issue of U.S. foreign policy, especially in relation to Iran's nuclear ambitions. As the situation develops, the stakes for global cooperation and national security have never been higher.
“… You know, maybe B-level, C-plus level, B-minus level, something like that. But, yeah, I'm looking at the totality of somebody's career. Kerry in Minnesota. Hi, Kerry. Hey, good morning, Dan and Danettes. Long time, first time, six feet, and a firm 200. I really just wanted to say I really enjoyed your interview with John Schmoltz yesterday You know I he was playing he was always a class guy Yesterday he had some interesting ideas on the All game slash week When I see him, I'm a lifelong Twins fan. It always takes me back to the 91 World Series. He pitched a great game into the bottom of the …”
“… look at the totality of your career because you can have a couple of years where somebody is sensational. But, you know, we were talking about Bryce Harper. He's had two MVP seasons, but then he's had, you know, some seasons that were not great numbers. You know, maybe B-level, C-plus level, B-minus level, something like that. But, yeah, I'm looking at the totality of somebody's career. Kerry in Minnesota. Hi, Kerry. Hey, good morning, Dan and Danettes. Long time, first time, six feet, and a firm 200. I really just wanted to say I really enjoyed your interview with John Schmoltz yesterday You know I he was playing he was always a class guy Yesterday he had some interesting ideas on the All game slash week When I see him, I'm a lifelong Twins fan. It always takes me back to the 91 World Series. He pitched a great game into the bottom of the eighth. Unfortunately for him, Jack Morris pitched a greater game. The Twins winning in extra innings. And, you know, I don't know about you, but I don't think we'll ever see a game like that again with, you know, with the pitchers going that deep. No, no. I mean, if you go five, it feels like, boy, kept him in there a long time. Yeah. Those days are …”
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Matt Leinart argues that USC's decision to consider un-retiring his jersey for a new recruit is a misguided move. He questions what truly constitutes the retirement of a jersey, pointing out that legends like Eli Manning have their jerseys retired, while his own legacy seems at risk over a high school player's preference. This raises the larger issue of how schools value player legacies in the age of recruitment.
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