Honours & Records
22 entries in the Minnesota Twins compendium.
1924 World Series ChampionshipThe walk-off single that crowned the Senators as champions in a seven-game thriller.Frank Viola Cy Young AwardFrank Viola won the 1988 Cy Young Award, one of four such honors in Twins franchise histor1991 World Series ChampionshipA seven-game masterpiece of pitching duels and clutch hits that secured the Twins' second Joe Mauer American League MVPThe first unanimous MVP in Twins history, guiding the squad through a magical 2009 season Rod Carew American League MVPThe left-handed maestro who cemented his legacy with the 1977 AL MVP title.Kirby Puckett World Series MVPThe 5th Tool Man who led the Twins to glory with a legendary seven-game World Series perfoJim Kaat Franchise Wins RecordJim Kaat holds the Minnesota Twins' all-time record for career wins by a pitcher, a testamBert Blyleven Strikeout RecordThe Dutch Master's slider defined a generation and stood as the Twins' strikeout benchmarkHarmon Killebrew Home Run RecordThe Killer's swing remains the standard for power hitting in Minnesota Twins history.1987 American League PennantThe year the Twins silenced the skeptics and hoisted their first World Series trophy in MiJoe Mauer Batting TitlesThe only catcher in MLB history to win three batting titles for the Twins.1987 World Series Championship over St. Louis CardinalsSeven games, one city, a championship no one expected to last this long.1965 American League PennantA young, hungry Minnesota crew stole the AL pennant and made October feel possible.1990 American League PennantFive games, one dome, and a pennant that slipped through Minnesota's fingers in the autumn1969 American League PennantDivision champions in the first year of the new format, one series shy of glory.Kirby Puckett seven-time All-Star selectionSeven straight All-Star nods made Kirby Puckett the undisputed soul of the Twins' golden eJoe Mauer six-time All-Star selectionSix All-Stars, one glove, and a decade that made Target Field feel like the AL's best seatJoe Mauer 2009 American League MVPA catcher who hit like a slugger and made the whole league take notice.Cal Ripken Jr. 2,632 consecutive games played (1982–1998)Twenty-six hundred and thirty-two mornings he laced up his spikes and walked out to third 1987 ALCS victory over Detroit TigersSeven games, one pennant, and a Minnesota crowd that never stopped believing.Joe Mauer 2006 ALCS MVPA 22-year-old rookie catcher stole the ALCS and gave the Twins their only postseason MVP.Kirby Puckett 1991 ALCS Game 6 walk-off home runOne swing, one season, one immortal night in Oakland.
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