Joe Mauer grew up in St. Paul, Minn., was the first overall pick in the 2001 draft out of high school by his hometown Twins and retired after the 2018 season as one of the greatest Twins players ever.

Joe Mauer retired from Major League Baseball following a 15-year career with the Twins, the Star Tribuneannounced Friday. Mauer will make his official announcement in a full-page ad in Sunday’s Star ...

Joe Mauer became the 38th person to be enshrined in the Twins’ Hall of Fame when he was inducted on Saturday. Here are seven numbers that help define Mauer’s career. .306: Mauer became the first ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Many Twins fans left Target Field on Sunday with a bittersweet feeling as they watched their hometown hero close out his final game under the eight year, $184 million dollar ...

Joe Mauer’s crossover moment with Nike and PlayStation created a collectible Twins artifact that still makes fans' mouths ...

Joe Mauer enters the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, elected on the first ballot five years after his retirement. The Twins have retired his No. 7, so here are seven memorable moments in his ...

The Minnesota Twins honored their six-time MLB All-Star and 2009 American League MVP Joe Mauer with a statue outside of Target Field in Minneapolis on Sunday. Mauer, 41, is a St. Paul native and was ...

Before last season began, Joe Mauer had every intention of returning to the Twins in 2019. During spring training, the Twins star had already made the determination that if it were possible to return, ...

The 2024 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot has several big names debuting and that includes long-time Twins catcher/first baseman/designated hitter Joe Mauer. For some reason, Mauer appears to be a ...

Joe Mauer will officially retire from Major League Baseball, as La Velle E. Neal III and Phil Miller of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune report. Mauer’s future was in doubt throughout the 2018 season, but ...

The last time the Twins reached the postseason, 2009-10, eliminated both years in the division series by the Yankees, Joe Mauer was not only their best player, but on the short list with Albert Pujols ...

Catchers are in short supply in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Of the 18 currently in Cooperstown, only two – Pudge Rodriguez and Mike Piazza – were enshrined in the last 15 years. But here’s betting that ...