Baseball

Target Field will not only be a baseball destination, but also a musical destination during the 2014 MLB All-Star Game. Some big names have been recruited to perform during the MLB All-Star festivities at Target Field in Minneapolis, kicking off July 12 and running through the conclusion of the All-Star Game on July 15...

A Major League Baseball Prospect who plays for a team in Iowa hit his first home run of the season, and you won't believe who caught the ball?

On the same day British royalty announced the name of their newborn, some of Minnesota's own royalty announced some exciting birth news. Minnesota native and Twins All-Star catcher Joe Mauer and his wife Maddie announced the birth of twin baby girls earlier today (Wednesday).

Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen got the call from the Tampa Bay Rays to throw the first pitch at Sunday's game against the Houston Astros. The result was something worth checking out.

Everybody knows how long baseball season, and even the games can be, so a couple of U of M players had a little bit of harmless fun in the dugout.

So much for chivalry now a days it could get you a beer in the face. One couple of Cubs Fans found instant fame as the game was broadcast on T.V. only to show a woman dousing her husband with suds.

The Minnesota Twins have announced plans for the Twins Midwest Music Showcase, a series of eight live music events during Twins games at Target Field. Every Wednesday home game from May through August, local bands will perform original songs live from the left field balcony during pregame, inning breaks and pitching changes.

A Little League Mom from New Jersey is a true hero, as she took action during a routine baseball game sand saved a little boys life.

Everyone loves a good 'kiss-cam' during a game, right? Maybe not. One kiss-cam couple at a Fresno Grizzlies baseball game may be on the outs now! As the camera landed onto a couple watching the game, the man kept talking on his phone instead of kissing his girlfriend. Uh-oh!

There are so many stories of professional athletes being complete douche bags, so how about a feel good story? Check this out,  outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Matt Kemp, took a minute after a game to surprise a 19 year old fan who is dying from cancer.

Baseball season is upon us, and the main goal of many fans who attend games is to catch a foul ball.

Full–squad workouts for both the Minnesota Twins and the Milwaukee Brewers are underway.