Today's Almanac features a heckuva hot start by rookie Kent Hrbek, and noteworthy home runs by Jim Kaat, Jim Thome, Justin ...

Jacob Misiorowski didn't allow a hit in his first five big-league innings, and the Brewers brought a no-hitter into the seventh for the 37th time.

Hrbek Hits 250th Home Run Kent Hrbek hit his 250th career home run in the top of the ninth of a 4-2 Twins win in Kansas City on this date in 1992. Fun Fact: He led off the seventh inning with a bunt ...

Former Minnesota Twins first baseman Kent Hrbek, left, and Mike Metzger, of Eden Prairie, Minn., fish for walleye during the Kolar Toyota ALS Fishing Tournament on Saturday. Over the years ...

From left, former Minnesota Twins Rod Carew, Tony Oliva and Kent Hrbek acknowledge the crowd as they are introduced for the Twins Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Joe Mauer (not pictured ...

Tony Oliva and Kent Hrbek couldn't be kept away from Target Field for long. The Minnesota Twins legends were both back at the Minneapolis ballpark Saturday afternoon for the Twins' game against ...

Former first baseman Kent Hrbek also suffered a minor stroke following knee surgery in early April and is recovering at home. The 86-year-old Oliva spent his entire 15-year career with the Twins.

More news: Former National League All-Star, Rookie of the Year Passes Away The Twins also confirmed to the AP that former first baseman Kent Hrbek suffered a minor stroke following knee surgery in ...

According to the Star Tribune’s Patrick Reusse, two Minnesota Twins legends — Tony Oliva (86) and Kent Hrbek (64) — suffered strokes earlier this month within days of one another.

From left, former Minnesota Twins Rod Carew, Tony Oliva and Kent Hrbek acknowledge the crowd as they are introduced for the Twins Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Joe Mauer (not pictured ...

Former first baseman Kent Hrbek also suffered a minor stroke following knee surgery in early April and is recovering at home. The 86-year-old Oliva spent his entire 15-year career with the Twins.