A clear look at how the Twins are piecing together the week.
Inside Twins spends most of its time with the week the Twins just had: a solid finish to the homestand, the trip to Toronto, and the quiet roster work that comes with cooler weather.

Steady access inside Twins baseball.
Minnesota Twins Podcast follows the club through regular, radio-style conversations with people close to the team. The tone is practical and measured, with attention to roster decisions, spring training, injuries, bullpen usage, prospects, and the daily texture of a season.
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Minnesota Twins Podcast is a team-radio baseball program centered on the Minnesota Twins and the people working around the club. Its recent Inside Twins episodes feel less like hot-take coverage and more like a recurring status meeting with access. The pace is measured. Conversations usually begin with the immediate baseball setting: a road series in Toronto, a home opener at Target Field, pitchers and catchers reporting to Fort Myers, or the final stretch before spring training games begin. From there, the show narrows into the machinery of a season. Derek Shelton talks through roster functionality, bullpen length, major league debuts, cold-weather adjustment, and the meaning of a first managerial win with Minnesota. Jeremy Zoll explains camp competition, prospect looks, aggressive base running, bullpen evaluation, and the front-office view of a changing roster. Pablo Lopez appears in a spring training setting before later injury news changes the tone around the rotation. Grady Sizemore brings the discussion toward outfield work, first-base coaching, timing, footwork, and the practical side of creating pressure on the bases. Jace Tingler’s appearance shows the program at its most direct, with a late-season loss and the need to reset in front of a tough Royals team. The show is not flashy. That is part of its value. It lets baseball people answer in baseball terms, then keeps the language close enough for serious fans to follow without needing a scouting manual. The recurring focus is process: how the Twins prepare, adjust, evaluate, and explain what is happening around the major league club. There are light moments, too, including opening day memories, clubhouse ceremonies, Target Field details, and broadcast handoffs. Still, the center of gravity stays on the team. For Twins fans who want the pregame booth, the manager’s office, and the front-office hallway in one feed, it offers a steady window into the club’s week.
Made for: Built for Minnesota Twins fans who want informed team coverage beyond scores and highlights. It especially suits listeners interested in roster logic, player development, spring training, and pregame context.
What sets it apart: The program’s strength is its proximity to the club’s decision-makers and staff. It turns Twins news into practical baseball conversation rather than broad league debate.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Direct conversations with Twins decision-makers make roster choices, player development, and on-field plans easier to understand.
Minnesota Twins Podcast turns team operations into detailed baseball conversation, with team personnel explaining the choices behind the lineup and roster.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A clear look at how the Twins are piecing together the week.
Inside Twins spends most of its time with the week the Twins just had: a solid finish to the homestand, the trip to Toronto, and the quiet roster work that comes with cooler weather.
Jeremy Zoll connects the Twins' early choices with aggressive baserunning and Byron Buxton's ten-year milestone.
Back at Target Field for the home opener, this PlayNext episode uses Jeremy Zoll to tie the Twins' busy first week to the thinking behind it. Zoll frames Garrett Acton as the year's first transaction and gives a clear explanation of aggressive baserunning as a tradeoff: when a…
A steady opener that treats baseball rituals as part of the season's meaning.
Inside Twins looks at Derek Shelton's first regular-season game as a manager and uses it to think about what opening day leaves behind: mementos, rituals, and the feel of a first win.
The Twins' front-office change leads into a focused look at spring training roster questions.
Inside Twins uses a sudden front-office shift as the doorway into a more practical discussion of where the Twins stand before spring training.
Grady Sizemore gives the Twins' baserunning push a practical shape, centered on timing, footwork, and pressure.
Inside Twins starts with the club nearing its first pitchers-and-catchers workout in Fort Myers, then moves through Joe Ryan's contract agreement before arbitration, Victor Caratini's two-year deal, and a longer visit with Grady Sizemore.
Rocco Baldelli looks back on fatigue, late decline, and his own responsibility after a disappointing Twins season.
Inside Twins closes a frustrating season with the question Twins fans were already asking: how did a team that had been wearing opponents down turn into what Rocco Baldelli describes as almost a completely different club over the final two months? Baldelli is fairly direct.

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This episode of Inside Twins features an interview with Twins bench coach Chase Tingler, recorded in the dugout at the Oakland Coliseum, discussing the Twins' final visit to the stadium before the A's relocate and reflecting on memories of the venue.
This episode of Inside Twins features an interview with Minnesota Twins manager Rocco Baldelli, discussing how to handle the team's recent scoring drought and streaky performance while managing frustration.
Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins the show to discuss a critical late-season series against Cleveland.
On the final day of a disappointing season, Twins manager Rocco Baldelli joins host Chris for an end-of-year reflection.
Corey Probst opens on the Treasure Island Baseball Network and checks in with the Minnesota Twins as they finish a weekend series in Toronto.
Jeremy Zoll says Garrett Acton can join the Twins immediately because trades exempt him from the 15-day option freeze for pitchers.
Derek Shelton joins the first regular-season Inside Twins from Baltimore.
This episode discusses the Minnesota Twins' spring training developments, including Pablo Lopez's elbow injury requiring Tommy John surgery and its impact on the team's pitching rotation for the 2026 season.
This episode of Inside Twins covers the start of spring training for the Minnesota Twins, featuring an interview with pitcher Pablo Lopez about his workouts and preparations for the 2026 season.
Jon Vitus opens with the Twins' front-office change after Derek Falvey and the club mutually agreed to part ways.
Grady Sizemore says Byron Buxton is "in his own category" and compares him to a faster Matt Kemp.
This episode features an interview with Twins bench coach Jace Tingler discussing the team's recent loss to the Royals and the challenges of bouncing back in the final stretch of the season.
This episode features an interview with Twins executive Derek Falvey discussing recent roster moves, including Manny Margot's groin strain injury and September call-ups of Diego Castillo and Brooks Lee.