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Storybook Moment: The Twins Are Calling Up Carson McCusker
The Minnesota Twins will have a new face, and hard-to-miss physique, in their dugout on Sunday. Carson McCusker, the towering 6-foot-8, 250-pound slugger nicknamed McCrusher, is heading from Des Moines to Milwaukee to join the major-league club, as reported by Dan Hayes of The Athletic and others on Saturday evening.
Carson McCusker, former ValleyCat, promoted to Minnesota Twins
On their Web site, the ValleyCats list 116 former players who have reached the major leagues since the franchise began in 2002. But pitcher Kumar Rocker is the only other ValleyCat to get to the big leagues since Tri-City lost its MLB affiliate with the Houston Astros and became an independent-league franchise in 2021.
Carson McCusker completely lost control of the bat while trying to swing at a pitch on Monday night in Minneapolis.
On “Bark at the Park” night, the Twins’ Carson McCusker might have set a record for the farthest distance traveled by a bat ...
It’s been crazy,” said McCusker in the Twins clubhouse on Sunday morning. “Drove up here last night, got in pretty late. But ...
Twins fans have been hearing a lot about Carson McCusker. Now, it’s time to set realistic expectations for “McCrusher.” ...
The Minnesota Twins rewarded two players who have been racking up numbers in Triple-A St. Paul this season with their ...
With Byron Buxton joining Carlos Correa on the 7-day concussion IL on Saturday, Triple-A St. Paul slugger Carson McCusker is ...
The Minnesota Twins are dealing with a wave of injuries at a time when they can least afford it.After a mid-game collision ...
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MLB: Twins Rookie Steals the Show with Hilarious At-Bat, Loses Bat Instead of Hitting the BallBeing the new kid on the block isn't always about standing out, but sometimes, situations arise that put you in the spotlight ...
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