Kirby Puckett called his shot in Game 6 of 1991 World Series

After watching it live in 1991, and declaring that Kirby Puckett was a bona-fide baseball legend while jumping up and down and jamming my finger in my St. Paul apartment, I watched tape of Puck's Game 6 homer, and believe that he called his shot!

:

Minnesota Lynx might bust the loserville tag

Close but no cigar has been the battle cry for many teams in the state of Minnesota. The Sports Daddy is just hoping that the Lynx can find their way to showing that Minnesota teams can in fact win the big games. It'd be a nice change for our sports teams.

:

MN Twins blog, what is the best music ever played at Metrodome?

MN Twins blog from the Sports Daddy used to be called Twinnin. We asked the readers "What is the best tune you have ever heard at the Metrodome for a Twins game?"

:

MN Twins blog The Best Twins Player of All-Time?

Mn Twins blog Kent Hrbek. Kirby is great, but Herbie is a Minnesota boy who loved playing here, was a real treat in the field at first, and would always say and do dopey things to crack me up.

:

Gary Gaetti Hall of Fame for Twins, but “The Rat” deserves more

Gary Gaetti hall of fame member with the Minnesota Twins. Nicknamed The Rat, I think he deserves more honor and recognition.

:

MN Twins Blog, What was your favorite food at the Metrodome?

We asked fans at the The Sports Daddy's MN Twins blog, Twinnin, "What was your favorite food at the Metrodome?"

:

On this Day in Sports History: Robin Ventura Meets Nolan Ryan

Nolan Ryan built a career on intimidation and outright fire-ball pitching. On August 4, 1993 Roin Ventura of the Chicago White Sox found this out first-hand.

:

On this Day in Minnesota Sports History 1982: Kent Hrbek Rookie Phenom

Minnesota Sports history would have been boring without Kent Hrbek.

:

MN Twins blog question have you caught a foul ball?

For this question, I asked readers, "What is the closest you've ever came to catching a foul ball in the Metrodome?"

:

On this Day in Sports History: Bud Selig declares baseball game is a tie

I believe this country became successful because of it's competitive nature, and games that end in ties are like saying everyone is a winner. By definition, this just cannot be true. In life, at work, and in school, people win everyday, and people lose

: