Dennys Reyes News

What a difference a World Series makes. Last year, the Phillies faced a pivotal offseason knowing they needed to make significant upgrades in the bullpen and rotation to have a shot at contending.

The free-agent market is now officially open for business, but that may not exactly be big news for the Twins.

Today marks the beginning of the Free Agency period, in which free agents are allowed to discuss contracts with teams of their choosing.

Back in September, when discussing the plans for Target Field, the Twins' new ballpark that is set to open in 2010, manager Ron Gardenhire made sure to carefully correct anyone that asked him about his office ...

Joe Mauer won his second American League batting title this season, but Thursday he received an honor that meant even more to him.

Posted on November 6th, 2008 12:39 PM By Joe Christensen The Elias Sports Bureau recently compiled its 2007-08 player rankings, which are used to determine which players qualify as Type A and Type B free ...

Posted on October 31st, 2008 4:43 PM By La Velle The Twins have added righthander Armando Gabino to their 40-man roster.

Posted on October 30th, 2008 5:36 PM By La Velle Eddie Guardado, Nick Punto and Dennys Reyes all filed for free agency on Thursday, the first of 15 daysA players can do so.

When a team misses the playoffs by one game, the ways it could have been different must number in the millions.

Posted on October 2nd, 2008 1:19 PM By Joe Christensen After filing my material for our offeason preview package , it was great to unwind Wednesday night with some postseason baseball on the couch.

After getting help from numerous products of their farm system in 2008, here are five rookies-to-be who could have an impact with the Twins next year.

If the Twins fend off Chicago for the American League Central title, they will open the playoffs on Thursday at Tampa Bay.

Mark it down. This was the best win of the Twins' season. Not necessarily the most exciting.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Ron Gardenhire needed a pitcher for the eighth inning Sunday, a bridge between starter Francisco Liriano and closer Joe Nathan.

Left-hander Dennys Reyes has spent over a decade in the Major Leagues, but he's said that he didn't truly find a home until he signed with the Twins three years ago.

Posted on September 19th, 2008 3:33 PM By La Velle Sorry this took so long. Had some other tasks pop up on me in recent days.

The Twins needed 14 innings from their bullpen over their three games in two days at Baltimore last weekend.

The boos were weak but evident when Dennys Reyes failed against his solitary batter, as the left-hander combined with Matt Guerrier to allow Kansas City's go-ahead run to cross home plate in the 10th inning ...

Twins lefthander Francisco Liriano was shaky at first, but eventually gained command of all three of his pitches and had perhaps his most impressive outing since being called up in August.

The Twins' six-game homestand seemed like it was only a checkpoint during a tour of North America -- and they played at times during the past week like they were still away from the Metrodome.