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2011 Minnesota Twins season

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Major League Baseball team season
2011 Minnesota Twins
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionCentral
BallparkTarget Field
CityMinneapolis,Minnesota
Record63–99 (.389)
Divisional place5th
OwnersJim Pohlad
General managersBill Smith
ManagersRon Gardenhire
TelevisionFox Sports North
(Dick Bremer,Bert Blyleven)
Radio1500 AM ESPN Radio Twin Cities (KSTP-AM)
(John Gordon,Dan Gladden,Jack Morris,Kris Atteberry,Ted Robinson,Bob Kurtz)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
← 2010
2012 →

The2011Minnesota Twins season was the 51st season for the franchise inMinnesota, and the 111th overall in theAmerican League. The team drew 3,168,107 fans during the year. The Twins had a poor season, falling from first place the year before to last place in theAmerican League Central with a 63–99 record. The Twins finished in last place in the division for the first time since2000, and this was their first losing season since2007.

Regular season

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Longtime Twins pitcher and broadcasterBert Blyleven was elected to theHall of Fame on January 5, and inducted on July 24.

On May 3, on a 42-degree Chicago Tuesday night,Francisco Liriano hurled the Twins' fifth no-hitter, closing down theWhite Sox. He struck out two and walked six on 123 pitches, but won 1–0.[1] Liriano's gem follows previous no-hitters byJack Kralick (1962),Dean Chance (1967),Scott Erickson (1994) andEric Milton (1999). To date, the Twins have been no-hit four times in their history.

The Twins opened their June 21 game against theSan Francisco Giants andMadison Bumgarner with four singles and four doubles.[2] The eight consecutive hits to open a game tied a major league record. AfterBen Revere collected his second hit of the inning, Bumgarner was lifted.

OnlyMichael Cuddyer represented the Twins at theAll-Star Game. As a reserve outfielder, he was inserted at first base for two innings and went 0 for 1.[3]

SluggerJim Thome belted career homers number 599 and 600 on August 15.[4] He was just the eighth player in history to reach 600. Six days later atTarget Field, Thome on the diamond withNew York'sAlex Rodriguez marked the first time since July 17, 1973 that two 600-home-run club members squared off—on that date it wasWillie Mays andHank Aaron.

A Twins first happened on September 6, whenChris Parmelee,Joe Benson andLiam Hendriks each made their major league debut in the same game. Starting pitcher Hendriks took the loss, striking out 4 but giving up four hits and all threeChicago White Sox runs. Parmelee's 2-for-4 night topped Benson's 0-for 3.[5]

At season's end, closerJoe Nathan finished with 260 Minnesota saves, toppingRick Aguilera's club record of 254. Nathan signed as a free agent with theTexas Rangers in November.

Season standings

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American League Central

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AL Central
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Detroit Tigers9567.586—50‍–‍3145‍–‍36
Cleveland Indians8082.4941544‍–‍3736‍–‍45
Chicago White Sox7983.4881636‍–‍4543‍–‍38
Kansas City Royals7191.4382440‍–‍4131‍–‍50
Minnesota Twins6399.3893233‍–‍4830‍–‍51

American League Wild Card

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Division winners
TeamWLPct.
New York Yankees9765.599
Texas Rangers9666.593
Detroit Tigers9567.586
Wild Card team
(Top team qualifies for postseason)
TeamWLPct.GB
Tampa Bay Rays9171.562—
Boston Red Sox9072.5561
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim8676.5315
Toronto Blue Jays8181.50010
Cleveland Indians8082.49411
Chicago White Sox7983.48812
Oakland Athletics7488.45717
Kansas City Royals7191.43820
Baltimore Orioles6993.42622
Seattle Mariners6795.41424
Minnesota Twins6399.38928

Record vs opponents

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2011 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2011
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore–8–104–42–55–55–43–66–25–134–54–29–91–56–127–11
Boston10–8–2–44–65–15–36–25–212–66–25–46–124–610–810–8
Chicago4–44–2–11–75–137–112–69–92–66–47–24–44–43–411–7
Cleveland5–26–47–11–6–1212–63–611–73–45–25–42–41–93–411–7
Detroit5–51–513–512–6–11–73–414–44–35–54–66–16–34–27–11
Kansas City4–53–511–76–127–11–7–38–103–34–55–32–52–64–35–13
Los Angeles6–32–66–26–34–33–7–6–34–58–1112–74–47–125–513–5
Minnesota2–62–59–97–114–1410–83–6–2–64–43–53–75–31–58–10
New York13–56–126–24–33–43–35–46–2–6–35–49–97–211–713–5
Oakland5–42–64–62–55–55–411–84–43–6–9–105–26–135–58–10
Seattle2–44–52–74–56–43–57–125–34–510–9–4–64–153–69–9
Tampa Bay9–912–64–44–21–65–24–47–39–92–56–4–4–512–612–6
Texas5–16–44–49–13–66–212–73–52–713–615–45–4–4–69–9
Toronto12–68–104–34–32–43–45–55–17–115–56–36–126–4–8–10
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Roster

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2011 Minnesota Twins
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Designated hitters

Manager

Coaches

Game log

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Legend
Twins WinTwins LossPostponed
2011 Game Log
April (9–17)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 1@Blue Jays13–3Romero (1–0)Pavano (0–1)47,9840–1
2April 2@Blue Jays6–1Drabek (1–0)Liriano (0–1)27,1940–2
3April 3@Blue Jays4–3Blackburn (1–0)Cecil (0–1)Nathan (1)35,5051–2
4April 4@Yankees4–3Nova (1–0)Baker (0–1)Rivera (3)40,3111–3
5April 5@Yankees5–4(10)Capps (1–0)Logan (0–1)Nathan (2)40,2672–3
April 6@YankeesPostponed(rain);Makeup: 9/19
6April 7@Yankees4–3Burnett (2–0)Liriano (0–2)Rivera (4)41,5122–4
7April 8Athletics2–1Pavano (1–1)Anderson (0–1)Nathan (3)40,7143–4
8April 9Athletics1–0Gonzalez (2–0)Blackburn (1–1)Fuentes (2)39,9363–5
9April 10Athletics5–3McCarthy (1–0)Baker (0–2)Fuentes (3)38,4843–6
10April 12Royals4–3(10)Hughes (1–0)Tejeda (0–1)38,1544–6
11April 13Royals10–5Davies (1–0)Liriano (0–3)Jeffress (1)36,2864–7
12April 14@Rays4–3(10)Farnsworth (1–0)Capps (1–1)10,0424–8
13April 15@Rays5–2Davis (1–2)Blackburn (1–2)Farnsworth (3)15,3424–9
14April 16@Rays4–3Cruz (1–0)Nathan (0–1)16,4284–10
15April 17@Rays4–2Duensing (1–0)Hellickson (1–2)Capps (1)22,4265–10
16April 18@Orioles5–3Liriano (1–3)Tillman (0–2)Capps (2)13,1386–10
17April 19@Orioles11–0Arrieta (2–1)Pavano (1–2)12,0456–11
18April 20@Orioles5–4Britton (3–1)Blackburn (1–3)Gregg (2)13,8256–12
19April 21@Orioles3–1Baker (1–2)Guthrie (1–3)Capps (3)16,7697–12
April 22IndiansPostponed(rain);Makeup: 7/18
20April 23Indians10–3Duensing (2–0)Carmona (1–3)39,4598–12
21April 24Indians4–3Pavano (2–2)Pérez (2–1)Capps (4)39,3889–12
April 26RaysPostponed(rain);Makeup: 4/28
22April 27Rays8–3Davis (3–2)Liriano (1–4)36,7149–13
23April 28Rays15–3Hellickson (2–2)Blackburn (1–4)38,2159–14
24April 28Rays6–1Niemann (1–3)Swarzak (0–1)36,4569–15
25April 29@Royals4–3Wood (1–0)Burnett (0–1)Soria (6)31,4079–16
26April 30@Royals11–2Adcock (1–0)Duensing (2–1)22,0999–17
May (8–19)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
27May 1@Royals10–3Hochevar (3–3)Pavano (2–3)18,1089–18
28May 3@White Sox1–0Liriano† (2–4)Jackson (2–4)20,90110–18
29May 4@White Sox3–2Blackburn (2–4)Danks (0–5)Capps (5)18,02811–18
30May 6@Red Sox9–2Baker (2–2)Wakefield (0–1)37,79812–18
31May 7@Red Sox4–0Buchholz (3–3)Duensing (2–2)37,23412–19
32May 8@Red Sox9–5Matsuzaka (3–3)Pavano (2–4)37,52612–20
33May 9@Red Sox2–1Okajima (1–0)Hoey (0–1)37,27612–21
34May 10Tigers10–2Porcello (3–2)Liriano (2–5)38,94912–22
35May 11Tigers9–7Benoit (1–2)Capps (1–2)Valverde (8)38,93812–23
36May 13Blue Jays2–0Romero (3–4)Burnett (0–2)Francisco (3)38,80912–24
37May 14Blue Jays9–3(11)Rauch (2–2)Perkins (0–1)39,93412–25
38May 15Blue Jays11–3Morrow (2–2)Duensing (2–3)39,30112–26
39May 16@Mariners5–2Pineda (5–2)Baker (2–3)14,85912–27
40May 17@Mariners2–1Liriano (3–5)Hernández (4–4)Capps (6)16,01513–27
41May 18@Athletics4–3(10)Nathan (1–1)Fuentes (1–4)Capps (7)15,35514–27
42May 19@Athletics11–1Blackburn (3–4)Ross (3–3)22,32015–27
43May 20@Diamondbacks8–7Kennedy (5–1)Duensing (2–4)Paterson (1)27,45015–28
44May 21@Diamondbacks9–6Heilman (3–0)Capps (1–3)Putz (11)39,77615–29
45May 22@Diamondbacks3–2Hudson (5–5)Burnett (0–3)Putz (12)31,01715–30
46May 23Mariners8–7(10)Wright (1–1)Swarzak (0–2)League (11)37,49815–31
47May 24Mariners4–2Blackburn (4–4)Fister (2–5)37,69116–31
48May 25Mariners3–0Bédard (3–4)Duensing (2–5)League (12)38,86016–32
49May 27Angels6–5Downs (3–1)Hoey (0–2)Walden (11)38,97616–33
50May 28Angels1–0(10)Burnett (1–3)Takahashi (1–1)39,82417–33
51May 29Angels6–5Haren (5–3)Pavano (2–5)Walden (12)39,86717–34
52May 30@Tigers6–5Alburquerque (2–1)Burnett (1–4)Valverde (13)30,19817–35
53May 31@Tigers8–7Alburquerque (3–1)Dumatrait (0–1)Benoit (2)22,64917–36
June (17–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
54June 1@Tigers4–2Porcello (5–3)Baker (2–4)Valverde (14)24,36317–37
55June 2@Royals8–2Swarzak (1–2)O'Sullivan (2–5)14,58418–37
56June 3@Royals5–2Pavano (3–5)Duffy (0–1)32,44319–37
57June 4@Royals7–2Blackburn (5–4)Hochevar (3–6)27,86120–37
58June 5@Royals6–0Duensing (3–5)Francis (2–6)21,70421–37
59June 6@Indians6–4Baker (3–4)Tomlin (7–3)Capps (8)15,27822–37
60June 7@Indians1–0Carrasco (5–3)Liriano (3–6)C. Perez (15)15,49822–38
61June 8@Indians3–2(10)Capps (2–3)C. Perez (2–2)Dumatrait (1)15,84923–38
62June 9Rangers5–4Hoey (1–2)Lowe (1–1)38,76124–38
63June 10Rangers9–3Wilson (7–3)Duensing (3–6)38,90724–39
64June 11Rangers8–1Baker (4–4)Lewis (5–7)40,42025–39
65June 12Rangers6–1Liriano (4–6)Harrison (5–6)39,28126–39
June 14White SoxPostponed(rain);Makeup: 9/5
66June 15White Sox4–1Pavano (4–5)Floyd (6–6)37,43727–39
67June 16White Sox1–0Blackburn (6–4)Buehrle (6–5)Capps (9)39,48428–39
68June 17Padres6–5Duensing (4–6)Richard (2–9)Capps (10)39,20529–39
69June 18Padres1–0Baker (5–4)Stauffer (2–5)Capps (11)40,22530–39
70June 19Padres5–4Burnett (2–4)Qualls (3–3)40,65531–39
71June 21@Giants9–2Pavano (5–5)Bumgarner (3–9)41,95832–39
72June 22@Giants5–1Vogelsong (5–1)Blackburn (6–5)41,88632–40
73June 23@Giants2–1Lincecum (6–6)Duensing (4–7)Wilson (21)42,48132–41
74June 24@Brewers4–3Wolf (6–4)Baker (5–5)Axford (20)39,81932–42
75June 25@Brewers11–1Gallardo (9–4)Liriano (4–7)43,98032–43
76June 26@Brewers6–2Narveson (5–5)Pavano (5–6)41,62432–44
77June 27Dodgers15–0Billingsley (7–6)Blackburn (6–6)39,48732–45
78June 28Dodgers6–4Duensing (5–7)Lilly (5–8)Capps (12)39,75533–45
79June 29Dodgers1–0Baker (6–5)De La Rosa (3–3)Capps (13)39,65534–45
July (15–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
80July 1Brewers6–4Liriano (5–7)Gallardo (9–5)40,81235–45
81July 2Brewers8–7Saito (1–1)Capps (2–4)Axford (21)41,37835–46
82July 3Brewers9–7Dumatrait (1–1)Loe (2–7)Perkins (1)41,19536–46
83July 4Rays7–0Duensing (6–7)Price (8–7)39,52837–46
84July 5Rays3–2Baker (7–5)Shields (8–6)Perkins (2)38,61338–46
85July 6Rays12–5Howell (2–1)Burnett (2–5)39,84138–47
86July 7@White Sox6–2Pavano (6–6)Humber (8–5)26,39539–47
87July 8@White Sox8–5Blackburn (7–6)Floyd (6–9)Capps (14)27,73740–47
88July 9@White Sox4–3Crain (5–2)Mijares (0–1)30,05540–48
89July 10@White Sox6–3Swarzak (2–2)Peavy (4–3)Capps (15)30,04241–48
All-Star Break:National League defeatsAmerican League 5–1.
90July 14Royals8–4Liriano (6–7)Chen (5–3)39,58442–48
91July 15Royals2–1Collins (4–4)Capps (2–5)Soria (16)39,17742–49
92July 16Royals4–3Perkins (1–1)Francis (3–11)Nathan (4)41,29543–49
93July 17Royals4–3Duensing (7–7)Paulino (1–3)Nathan (5)38,78644–49
94July 18Indians5–2Huff (1–0)Swarzak (2–3)Pestano (2)39,76844–50
95July 18Indians6–3Carmona (5–10)Diamond (0–1)38,49144–51
96July 19Indians2–1Perkins (2–1)Perez (2–5)38,47345–51
97July 20Indians7–5Capps (3–5)Sipp (4–2)Nathan (6)39,16746–51
98July 21Tigers6–2Verlander (13–5)Pavano (6–7)40,14946–52
99July 22Tigers8–2Scherzer (11–5)Duensing (7–8)40,69146–53
100July 23Tigers4–1Baker (8–5)Penny (7–7)Nathan (7)40,76447–53
101July 24Tigers5–2Porcello (10–6)Liriano (6–8)Valverde (26)40,78947–54
102July 25@Rangers20–6Holland (9–4)Blackburn (7–7)35,57347–55
103July 26@Rangers9–8Perkins (3–1)Feliz (0–2)Nathan (8)30,58148–55
104July 27@Rangers7–2Duensing (8–8)Lewis (10–8)35,95049–55
105July 28@Rangers4–1Harrison (9–7)Baker (8–6)Feliz (21)30,40649–56
106July 29@Athletics9–5Liriano (7–8)Gonzalez (9–8)25,65650–56
107July 30@Athletics8–3Moscoso (4–5)Blackburn (7–8)19,60550–57
108July 31@Athletics7–3McCarthy (4–5)Pavano (6–8)22,45250–58
August (7–21)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
109August 2@Angels5–1Santana (7–8)Duensing (8–9)37,56550–59
110August 3@Angels11–4Swarzak (3–3)Piñeiro (5–6)35,55551–59
111August 4@Angels7–1Haren (12–6)Liriano (7–9)40,36551–60
112August 5White Sox5–3Buehrle (9–5)Blackburn (7–9)Sale (3)41,36451–61
113August 6White Sox6–1Stewart (1–1)Pavano (6–9)41,03051–62
114August 7White Sox7–0Peavy (5–5)Duensing (8–v10)39,35351–63
115August 8Red Sox8–6Aceves (8–1)Perkins (3–2)Papelbon (25)40,08051–64
116August 9Red Sox4–3Albers (4–3)Capps (3–6)Papelbon (26)39,97451–65
117August 10Red Sox5–2Perkins (4–2)Lester (11–6)Nathan (9)40,49152–65
118August 12@Indians3–2R. Perez (5–2)Perkins (4–3)C. Perez (24)31,36452–66
119August 13@Indians3–1Tomlin (12–5)Duensing (8–11)C. Perez (25)30,61952–67
August 14@IndiansPostponed(rain);Makeup: 9/24
120August 15@Tigers9–6Liriano (8–9)Porcello (11–8)Nathan (10)36,21153–67
121August 16@Tigers7–1Verlander (18–5)Blackburn (7–10)40,58953–68
122August 17@Tigers6–5Capps (4–6)Valverde (2–4)Nathan (11)34,83554–68
123August 18Yankees8–4Sabathia (17–7)Duensing (8–12)41,12654–69
124August 19Yankees8–1Hughes (4–4)Slowey (0–1)41,32854–70
125August 20Yankees9–4Liriano (9–9)Burnett (9–10)41,25455–70
126August 21Yankees3–0Nova (13–4)Dumatrait (1–2)Rivera (33)41,24255–71
127August 22Orioles4–1Britton (7–9)Pavano (6–10)Gregg (18)38,98655–72
128August 23Orioles8–1Simón (4–6)Duensing (8–13)38,78655–73
129August 24Orioles6–1Guthrie (6–16)Slowey (0–2)37,77855–74
130August 25Orioles6–1Reyes (7–10)Swarzak (3–4)38,40655–75
131August 26Tigers8–1Porcello (12–8)Diamond (0–2)38,91855–76
132August 27Tigers6–4Verlander (20–5)Pavano (6–11)Valverde (39)40,17955–77
133August 28Tigers11–4Duensing (9–13)Penny (9–10)39,13056–77
134August 29@White Sox3–0Buehrle (11–6)Slowey (0–3)Santos (27)24,12056–78
135August 30@White Sox8–6Ohman (1–3)Swarzak (3–5)Santos (28)21,63256–79
136August 31@White Sox7–6Diamond (1–2)Peavy (6–7)Nathan (12)20,34657–79
September (6–20)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
137September 2@Angels13–5Pavano (7–11)Chatwood (6–10)37,19858–79
138September 3@Angels10–6Weaver (16–7)Dumatrait (1–3)39,10258–80
139September 4@Angels4–1Piñeiro (6–6)Slowey (0–4)Walden (28)36,63858–81
140September 5White Sox2–1Humber (9–8)Swarzak (3–6)Sale (6)40,25258–82
141September 5White Sox4–0Stewart (2–3)Diamond (1–3)39,84958–83
142September 6White Sox3–0Peavy (7–7)Hendriks (0–1)Santos (29)36,95958–84
143September 7White Sox5–4Pavano (8–11)Danks (6–11)Nathan (13)38,35959–84
144September 9@Tigers8–4Penny (10–10)Slowey (0–5)35,99659–85
145September 10@Tigers3–2Alburquerque (6–1)Perkins (4–4)38,56759–86
146September 11@Tigers2–1Fister (8–13)Diamond (1–4)Valverde (43)36,97259–87
147September 13@Royals4–0Chen (11–7)Pavano (8–12)25,25359–88
148September 14@Royals7–3Hochevar (11–11)Hendriks (0–2)Holland (3)19,07659–89
149September 16Indians7–6Jiménez (4–2)Slowey (0–6)C. Perez (33)37,94259–90
150September 17Indians10–4Gómez (4–2)Swarzak (3–7)38,80559–91
151September 18Indians6–5Masterson (12–10)Pavano (8–13)C. Perez (34)37,01259–92
152September 19@Yankees6–4Wade (6–1)Diamond (1–5)Rivera (43)40,04559–93
153September 20Mariners5–4Vargas (9–13)Duensing (9–14)League (35)35,99559–94
154September 21Mariners5–4Jimenez (1–0)Slowey (0–7)League (36)36,26359–95
155September 22Mariners3–2Nathan (2–1)Delabar (1–1)37,46660–95
156September 23@Indians6–5C. Perez (4–7)Capps (4–7)36,80760–96
157September 24@Indians8–2Putnam (1–1)Liriano (9–10)26,19760–97
158September 24@Indians7–6Hagadone (1–0)Mijares (0–2)30,74860–98
159September 25@Indians6–4(10)Waldrop (1–0)Sipp (6–3)22,53961–98
160September 26Royals7–3Paulino (4–10)Slowey (0–8)34,84761–99
161September 27Royals7–4Swarzak (4–7)O'Sullivan (2–6)34,22862–99
162September 28Royals1–0Pavano (9–13)Wood (5–3)36,48863–99
†No Hitter

Player stats

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Batting

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBIAVGSB
Scott Baker25021000.4000
Joe Benson21713176102.2392
Nick Blackburn12000000.0000
Alex Burnett70000000—0
Drew Butera93234193991223.1670
Matt Capps10000000—0
Alexi Casilla973235284214221.26015
Michael Cuddyer139529701502922070.28411
Brian Dinkelman23735221004.3012
Brian Duensing34000000.0000
Phil Dumatrait40000000—0
Jim Hoey10000000—0
Steve Holm617121000.1180
Dusty Hughes10000000—0
Luke Hughes962873164120730.2233
Jason Kubel99366371002111258.2731
Francisco Liriano22010001.5000
Joe Mauer822963885150330.2870
José Mijares40000000—0
Justin Morneau692641960160430.2270
Joe Nathan20000000—0
Tsuyoshi Nishioka68221145050019.2262
Chris Parmelee217682760414.3550
Carl Pavano26000000.0000
Glen Perkins40000000—0
Trevor Plouffe812864768181831.2383
Jason Repko67133213020211.2267
Ben Revere1174505612095030.26734
René Rivera451049153015.1440
Kevin Slowey10000000—0
Denard Span702843775115216.2646
Anthony Swarzak10000000—0
Jim Thome7120621501201240.2430
Matt Tolbert872072241102011.1983
Rene Tosoni60172203571522.2030
Danny Valencia154564631392821572.2462
Delmon Young843052681160432.2661
Team Totals1625487619135725925103572.24792

Pitching

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Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPRERBBK
Scott Baker863.1423210134.2504732123
Nick Blackburn7104.4926260148.191745476
Alex Burnett255.51660050.232312133
Matt Capps474.256901565.231311334
Michael Cuddyer000.001001.00010
Scott Diamond155.0877039.025221719
Brian Duensing9145.2332280161.21029452115
Phil Dumatrait133.92450141.122182529
Eric Hacker000.002005.11042
Liam Hendriks026.1744023.11616616
Jim Hoey125.47260024.220151314
Dusty Hughes109.95150012.21414811
Chuck James006.1080010.17748
Francisco Liriano9105.0926240134.1817675112
Jeff Manship008.105003.13342
José Mijares024.59580049.031253030
Joe Nathan214.844801344.226241443
Lester Oliveros004.05100013.16679
Carl Pavano9134.3033330222.012310640102
Glen Perkins442.48650261.219172165
Anthony Slama000.002002.10023
Kevin Slowey086.67148059.14444534
Anthony Swarzak474.3227110102.053492655
Kyle Waldrop105.7370011.07765
Team Totals63994.58162162321421.2804724480940

Other post-season awards

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Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAARochester Red WingsInternational LeagueTom Nieto
AANew Britain Rock CatsEastern LeagueJeff Smith
AFort Myers MiracleFlorida State LeagueJake Mauer
ABeloit SnappersMidwest LeagueNelson Prada
RookieElizabethton TwinsAppalachian LeagueRay Smith
RookieGCL TwinsGulf Coast LeagueRamon Borrego

References

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  1. ^"Twins 1, White Sox 0". Baseball-Reference.com. RetrievedFebruary 17, 2016.
  2. ^"Twins 9, Giants 2". Baseball-Reference.com. RetrievedFebruary 17, 2016.
  3. ^"2011 All-Star Game". Baseball-Reference.com. RetrievedFebruary 19, 2016.
  4. ^"Jim Thome Hits 600th".ESPN.com. August 16, 2011.
  5. ^"3 Twins Make Debuts". Baseball-Reference.com. RetrievedFebruary 18, 2016.
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