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Joe Mauer is in the pink with Target Field debut of his own Minnesota twins

Minnesota Twin Joe Mauer was joined Thursday by his 8-month-old twins, Emily and Maren, on the field before the game at Target Field as he accepted an award.

By Paul Walsh

April 10, 2014 at 11:47PM
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Minnesota Twin Joe Mauer was joined Thursday by his 8-month-old twins, Emily and Maren, on the field before the day game at Target Field as he accepted an award.

Joe Mauer was honored in a presentation ceremony for winning the Silver Slugger award as the American League catcher with the highest batting average in 2013.

This was the first public appearance by the girls, who also were joined under the sunny spring sky by mom, Maddie.

They were dressed in pink and seemed unfazed by the presence of the fluffy and ever-present TC Bear.

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Joe Mauer and his daughters.
Joe Mauer and his daughters. (Stan Schmidt — Minnesota Twins/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Joe Mauer joined by his wife Maddie & daughters Emily and Maren on the field as he accepted his Silver Slugger Award on April 10, 2014.
Joe Mauer joined by his wife Maddie & daughters Emily and Maren on the field as he accepted his Silver Slugger Award on April 10, 2014. (Colleen Kelly/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Joe Mauer joined by his wife Maddie & daughters Emily and Maren on the field as he accepted his Silver Slugger Award on April 10, 2014.
Joe Mauer joined by his wife Maddie & daughters Emily and Maren on the field as he accepted his Silver Slugger Award on April 10, 2014. (Colleen Kelly/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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