Locked On Twins (5/1) - Happy May! Twins closers cont., 3 reasons to love expanded divisions for MN

from Midwest Swing · host Brandon Warne

Nash introduces the May 1st edition of the show with 3 reasons to love the expanded divisions for the Twins, honorable mention Twins closers, and more. Have a great weekend!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Get full access to @ccess Twins -- simple, independent coverage of the Twins at accesstwins.substack.com/subscribe

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