The Minnesota Twins will have a little extra incentive to be a hot team on July 11, when “Hot in Herre” hitmaker Nelly is now scheduled to take the field after them. Twins staff announced a post-game concert by the St.

At first glance, Justin Ishbia backing out of buying the Minnesota Twins seems like a gut punch for fans hoping for deep pockets and aggressive spending. But what if it’s actually a blessing in disguise?

This young, power-hitting outfielder might be the most intriguing new face at Twins camp this spring training, if you're into that sort of thing.

Nelly is set to perform at Target Field this summer after the conclusion of a Minnesota Twins game. The rapper is scheduled to perform on Friday, July 11, after the Twins host the Pittsburgh Pirates at 7:10 p.m. The postgame concert will begin 20 minutes after the end of the game.

Nelly began his solo career in 2000 with his debut album "Country Grammar" spawning the hit song "Ride Wit Me." He's had continuing success since with hits like "Hot in Herre," "Dilemma," and "Lil Bit" with Florida-Georgia Line.

Michael Rand with the Minnesota Star Tribune has been following the ownership bidding and joined Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer with an update.

The Minnesota Twins are stuck in neutral as they search for a new owner. With the leading candidate dropping out, their directionless winter continues into spring.

How many teams did you play for? Just one. I like that.”

The Minnesota Twins revealed how fans can watch more than a dozen spring training games via the MLB.TV app earlier this week, but it's still unclear how people who subscribe to streaming, cable and satellite services will be able to find games during the regular season.