The Twins have five players with World Series rings — Christian Vázquez (Boston 2018, Houston 2022), Carlos Correa (Houston 2017), Michael A. Taylor (Washington 2019), Dallas Keuchel (Houston 2017) and Andrew Stevenson (Washington 2019).
Twins roster brings a breadth of playoff experience to postseason
Twenty of the Twins' players have postseason games under their belts, five of which have World Series rings.
October 1, 2023 at 3:07PM
Here are the number of postseason games played by Twins players:
79: Carlos Correa (Houston 2015, 2017-2021).
31: Christian Vázquez (Boston 2017, 2018, 2021; Houston 2022).
25: Kenta Maeda (L.A. Dodgers 2016-19, Twins 2020).
16: Michael A. Taylor (Washington 2016, 2017, 2019).
13: Dallas Keuchel (Houston 2015, 2017-2018; Atlanta 2019; Chicago White Sox 2020).
9: Emilio Pagán (Tampa Bay 2019; San Diego 2020).
6: Max Kepler (Twins 2017, 2019, 2020).
5: Jorge Polanco (Twins 2017, 2019, 2020).
5: Donovan Solano (San Francisco 2021).
5: Kyle Farmer (L.A. Dodgers 2017; Cincinnati 2020).
5: Jordan Luplow (Cleveland 2020, Tampa Bay 2021).
4: Sonny Gray (Oakland 2013, N.Y. Yankees 2017).
3: Byron Buxton (Twins 2017, 2020).
2: Ryan Jeffers (Twins 2020).
1: Joey Gallo(Texas 2021).
1: Chris Paddack (San Diego 2020).
1: Andrew Stevenson (Washington 2019).
1: Caleb Thielbar (Twins 2020).
1: Alex Kirilloff (Twins 2020).
1: Pablo López (Miami 2020).
After an incredible 25-year career that saw him become MLB's all-time stolen bases leader and the greatest leadoff hitter ever, Rickey Henderson died Friday at age 65.
