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Season in Review: Minnesota Twins

2013 Record: 66-96

- Home Record: 32-49- Road Record: 34-47

Record by Month

- April: 11-12- May: 12-17- June: 13-13- July: 9-17- August: 13-17- September: 8-20

Longest Winning Streak: 5

Longest Losing Streak: 10

2013 Salary: $75,562,500

2013 Attendance: 2,477,644 (7th of 15)

SummaryAfter winning 94 games in 2010, the Twins have lost at least 96 games the past 3 years. For the first 69

games this year, the Twins were sitting at 33-36 and hoping to finish around .500. However, it turned out to

just be smoke and mirrors, after starting out 33-36, they finished the season going 33-60, culminated by losing

15 of their last 20 games. They also traded former MVP Justin Morneau to the Pirates to free up cap space.

Transactions- Traded Drew Butera to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Received a player to be named later. The Los Angeles

Dodgers sent Miguel Sulbaran (minors) (August 13, 2013) to the Minnesota Twins to complete the

trade.

- Traded Justin Morneau to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Received Alex Presley and player to be named or cash.OffenseTotal Runs Scored: 614 (13th of 15)

Average Runs: 3.8

Offensive WAR: 15.8

Lineup (WAR)

C: Joe Mauer (5.4)

1B: Justin Morneau (1.8)

2B: Brian Dozier (3.8)

SS: Pedro Florimon (2.1)

3B: Trevor Plouffe (1.9)

LF: Josh Willingham (0.3)

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CF: Aaron Hicks (0.7)

RF: Chris Parmelee (0.5)

DH: Ryan Doumit (0.6)

Best Offensive Player: Joe Mauer (.324/11/47)

BA Leader: Joe Mauer (.324)

HR Leader: Brian Dozier (18)

RBI Leader: Justin Morneau (74)SB Leader: Pedro Florimon (15)

OBP: Joe Mauer (.404)

SLG: Joe Mauer (.476)

OPS: Joe Mauer (.880)

PitchingTotal Runs Allowed: 788 (14th of 15)

Average Runs Allowed: 4.9

Pitching WAR: 3.6

Rotation/Bullpen (WAR)

1: Kevin Correia (1.6)

2: Mike Pelfrey (-0.3)

3: Scott Diamond (-1.0)

4: Sam Deduno (1.5)

5: Pedro Hernandez (-0.9)

RP: Jared Burton (0.5)

CL: Glen Perkins (2.1)

Best Pitcher: Glen Perkins (2-0/2.30/77)

Wins: Kevin Correia (9)

ERA: Glen Perkins (2.30)

Saves: Glen Perkins (36)

Innings: Kevin Correia (185.1)

SO: Kevin Correia/Mike Pelfrey (101)

Manager

Ron Gardenhire

Career Record: 998-947 (Twins)

Three Up/Three Down+ Byron Buxton #1 prospect, Miguel Sano #3 prospect

+ 2014 All-Star to be played at Target Field

+ Just because I like saying it Mauer Power

- Joe Mauer is still has 5 years and $115 million left on his contract

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- No reliable starting pitching

- Three straight 90+ loss seasons after 10 years of AL Central dominance

Referenceshttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/HOU/2013.shtml

http://deadspin.com/2013-payrolls-and-salaries-for-every-mlb-team-462765594

http://cleveland.indians.mlb.com/mlb/prospects/watch/y2013/index.jsp?c_id=cle#list=cle