Twins great Joe Mauer talks achieving rare career feat — spending career with 1 team

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Twins great Joe Mauer talks achieving rare career feat — spending career with 1 team

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Joe Mwir entered the Bibul’s Celebrity Hall last year with a profession that gets a scarcity in every MLB season, where he spent everything with Minnesota twins.

Mair, who was from Saint -Paul, Minnesota, was the number 1 comprehensive selection of twins in 2001, played each of 15 Mlb Seasons with the organization. MVP was in the American League for one time, as he achieved 143 runs at home, hit. 306 and all stars were six times.

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Minnesota twin mask Joe Mwir (Brace Hemelgarn-Elay SPORTS)

Todd Hilton, Tony Oliva, Derk Giter, Edgar Martinez, Mariano River, Alan Trammel and Hebiper Jones were among the recruits who spent time with one team throughout their career. The future hall of celebrities such as Shohei Ohtani, Bryce Harper, Justin Verlander, Mookie Betts, Max Scherzer, Manny Machado and other others will not be able to say the same.

The idea of loyalty to one team for a whole profession is something that fans have discussed since the free agency appeared in sports.

He told Mauer Fox News Digital that he “means a lot” to be able to play with one team – mainly his hometown team – throughout his career.

“I grew up here in Minnesota and rooted twins. [I] He dreamed of playing in major championships, [and] For me to be in a position in my leaves a year [and] Twins that have the first comprehensive choice and choice, it’s really crazy and something very grateful for him.

Minnesota twins the first al -Qaeda man Joe Mwir (Jesse Johnson-Osa today Sports)

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“But for me, I think that many players want to wear this uniform for their professional life, but sometimes it is not for them. As you know, they are traded or … things do not succeed, or may succeed in a different place. So I am grateful for the opportunity that I had in Minnesota, it was proud to wear Minnesota a shirt every day of my profession, and I thank her, I could do this for 15 years.”

Mayer admitted that he still had to discourage himself a little after entering into the Hall of Fame.

But he did a lament that one thing is missing in his perfect biography: an episode of the World series.

“The first thing that comes to mind is that I liked to win a championship,” he told Fox News Digital. “It is clear that when I fell with Minnesota and a kind of re -introducing it with Minnesota, I fell there with those aspirations. It didn’t work. We always tried, and I was satisfied when we signed that we have an opportunity or an opportunity to win, to win everything.

“But this is sport. There is only one happy team at the end of the year. You are still trying to improve and overcome the hump. I managed to play with some of the really good teams and be part of some of the really good teams. I think if there is something missing, it will be so. [at] My teammates and I made on the team, I will not change anything. “