2005 Minnesota Twins

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Contents 1 The Offseason 2 Spring Training and Pre-Season Predictions 3 Regular Season Highlights 3.1 Opening Day 3.2 April 3.3 May 3.4 June 3.5 July 3.6 August 3.7 September/October 4 Player Data 4.1 Salaries 4.2 Uniform Numbers 5 Trivia

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In 2005, Minnesota's AL Central title string ended at three as the club hung tough to within four games as late as June 14, but succumbed to the wire-to-wire White Sox. The pitching staff compiled the league's fourth-best ERA, but the Twins could not overcome a lack of pop, especially after star center fielder, Torii Hunter went down for the year in July

Team Stats: Wins: 83 Losses: 79 Finish 3rd in AL Central Home: 45-36 Road: 38-43 Longest Winning Streak: 6 Games Longest Losing Streak: 6 Games

Team Leaders: Batting Average: Joe Mauer (.294) Home Runs: Jacque Jones (23) RBIs: Justin Morneau (79) Wins: Johan Santana (16) ERA: Johan Santana (2.87)

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