The Twins have announced their spring training schedule for next season.
Pitchers and catchers will report to the CenturyLink Sports Complex in Fort Myers, Fla., on Wednesday, Feb. 12. The first full-squad workout is Monday, Feb. 17.
The home opener at Hammond Stadium is Friday, Feb. 21 against the Gophers.
The regular season schedule was released last week.
Twins spring training schedule:
Feb. 21, vs. Gophers
Feb. 22, at Pirates (Bradenton)
Feb. 23, vs. Toronto
Feb. 24, vs. Boston
Feb. 25, at Atlanta (North Port)
Feb. 26, vs. Philadelphia and at Tampa Bay (Port Charlotte)
Feb. 27, at Toronto (Dunedin)
Feb. 28, vs. Boston
Feb. 29, vs. Pittsburgh
March 1, at Tampa Bay (Port Charlotte)
March 2, at St. Louis (Jupiter)
March 3, vs. Detroit
March 4, off
March 5, at Baltimore (Sarasota)
March 6, vs. Tampa Bay
March 7, at Detroit (Lakeland)
March 8, at Boston (JetBlue in Fort Myers)
March 9, vs. St. Louis
March 10, at Philadelphia (Clearwater)
March 11, vs. Atlanta
March 12, vs. Baltimore
March 13, at Pittsburgh (Bradenton)
March 14, vs. New York Mets
March 15, vs. Atlanta and at New York Yankees (Tampa)
March 16, off
March 17, at Atlanta (North Port)
March 18, vs. Baltimore
March 19, at New York Mets (St. Lucie)
March 20, vs. Boston
March 21, vs. New York Yankees and at Baltimore (Sarasota)
March 22, at Boston (JetBlue)
March 23, vs. Rochester Red Wings
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La Velle E. Neal III has covered baseball for the Star Tribune since 1998 (the post-Knoblauch era). Born and raised in Chicago, he grew up following the White Sox and hating the Cubs. He attended both the University of Illinois and Illinois-Chicago and began his baseball writing career at the Kansas City Star. He can be heard occasionally on KFAN radio, lending his great baseball mind to Paul Allen and other hosts.
Phil Miller covered three seasons of Twins baseball, but that was at a different ballpark for a different newspaper. Now Miller returns to the baseball beat after joining the Star Tribune as the Gopher football writer in 2010, and he won't miss the dingy dome for a minute. In addition to the Twins and Gophers, Miller covered the Utah Jazz and the NBA for six years at The Salt Lake Tribune.
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