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4 Things We Learned About the Twins Through the 1st Quarter of the Season

We’re a quarter of the way through the season and the Minnesota Twins have been surprisingly—dare I say it?—good...or at least better than most people expected.

All year long this club has hovered around the .500 mark.

Stock Up, Stock Down for Chicago White Sox's Top 10 Prospects for Week of May 6

The Chicago White Sox are not known for their depth or overall talent level in the minor leagues. The White Sox are, however, supposed to have promising prospects at a few positions.

Chicago Notes: Stewart, Hoyer, Hahn

Trade winds could be swirling around the Windy City in the coming months given that both the Cubs and White Sox are in last place in their respective divisions.

Trade Candidate: Alex Rios

The ups and downs of the White Sox and their now long-tenured outfielder Alex Rios, 32, have been well documented.

Minnesota Twins: 3 Lessons Learned from the Boston Red Sox Series

This series said a lot about the Minnesota Twins. They were playing the AL East-leading Boston Red Sox after facing the mighty Detroit Tigers and a hot Cleveland Indians team on a 10-game road trip and won three of the four games they played.

Not only are the Twins above .

Was Matt Harvey's Effort the Most Dominant Near-Perfect Game in MLB History?

From shutouts, to no-hitters to perfect games, there have been performances that have truly made us stop and think to ourselves, was this the best ever? After Tuesday night's performance against the Chicago White Sox, Mets pitcher Matt Harvey h

MLB Trade Whispers: Should the Chicago White Sox Trade Jake Peavy?

The whispers that Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Jake Peavy is on the clock for a midseason trade have already begun.

Cubs Designate Kameron Loe For Assignment

The Cubs designated reliever Kameron Loe for assignment to open a 40-man roster spot for outfielder Ryan Sweeney, tweets MLB.com's Carrie Muskat.  In related moves, the team optioned outfielder Dave Sappelt and promoted reliever Rafael Dolis.

Roy Halladay and Former MLB Aces Who Have Nothing Left

The amount of stress, torque and wear-and-tear that pitchers put on their arms is unrivaled. Sooner or later, the constant changing of grips, arm angles and speeds takes it's toll on even the most decorated of veterans.

Royals Turn to Shields Monday to Finish Sweep of the White Sox

Monday was originally a scheduled off day for both the Kansas City Royals and Chicago White Sox.