For most of its 31 years, the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome has been the dominant sports venue in Minnesota. Sunday's Vikings game marks the final event at the Dome. Here's a detailed look at the Dome's history by those who played, celebrated and watched the games, concerts and other gatherings.
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Dome is aglow with special Super Bowl lighting. January 17,1992, photo by Star Tribune staff photographer Richard Sennott. (Billy Steve Clayton — STAR TRIBUNE/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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Pregame buzz and a two-run lead could not be maintained as Houston shut down the Twins at Target Field.
Anthony Edwards bounced back from an injury scare in the second quarter, and his teammates — especially Rudy Gobert with 21 points and 18 rebounds — maintained the lead until he returned in the third and finished with a game-high 28 points.
The Twins had the third-lowest walk rate in the majors last year but a horrid start to 2025 with 17 issued walks in 32 innings. That trend has slowed, however.
Pregame buzz and a two-run lead could not be maintained as Houston shut down the Twins at Target Field.