Twins' record-breaking 2019 unlikely to be matched anytime soon

If Mitch Garver needs a reminder that he was part of major league history, he has the bobble head. “Yeah, I've got the bobblehead, I've got the pictures,” the veteran catcher/designated hitter said before Seattle and Minnesota played the second of a four-game series at Target Field on Tuesday. In other words, don't expect another team to catch the group of Garver, Nelson Cruz, Max Kepler, Eddie Rosario and Miguel Sano, who combined for 174 of the Twins' MLB-record 307 home runs in 2019 tied by Atlanta last season.