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Revisiting the career of the one and only Kirby Puckett. | Minnesota Twins Highlights
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Revisiting the career of the one and only Kirby Puckett. | Minnesota Twins Highlights
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On this date in 1987, Kirby Puckett recorded a perfect day at the plate going 6 for 6! | Minnesota Twins
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On this date in 1987, Kirby Puckett recorded a perfect day at the plate going 6 for 6! | Minnesota Twins
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Kirby Puckett 🤝 This Week in Baseball | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett 🤝 This Week in Baseball | The Twins Almanac
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Minnesota Twins legend Kirby Puckett suffered a massive stroke at his home in Scottsdale, AZ on this date in 2006. Family and friends including Ron Washington, Ken Griffey Jr., Shane Mack, and Kent Hrbek rushed from near and far to be with him. | The Twins Almanac
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Minnesota Twins legend Kirby Puckett suffered a massive stroke at his home in Scottsdale, AZ on this date in 2006. Family and friends including Ron Washington, Ken Griffey Jr., Shane Mack, and Kent Hrbek rushed from near and far to be with him. | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett hit the most memorable home run in Twins history on this date in 1991. Into deep left-center, for Mitchell ... and we'll see you tomorrow night! #Poetry | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett hit the most memorable home run in Twins history on this date in 1991. Into deep left-center, for Mitchell ... and we'll see you tomorrow night! #Poetry | The Twins Almanac
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Here is Kirby Puckett—who had already secured generational wealth at this point in his career—hustling his ass off in a spring training game. If you're a 17-year-old townball player, there's no reason you can't hustle on a routine groundball. | The Twins Almanac
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The Minnesota Twins re-signed free agent outfielder Kirby Puckett to a five-year, $30 million contract on this date in 1992. "From now on, Christmas for me is December 4th." | The Twins Almanac
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The Minnesota Twins selected Kirby Puckett with the third overall pick in the now-defunct January draft on this date in 1982. But he didn't initially sign... That spring, he hit .472 with 16 home runs (including four in one game) in 69 games for Triton en route to being named Region IV Junior College Player of the Year. His performance convinced the Twins to up their offer. He signed and reported to Elizabethton where he hit .382 and was named Appalachian League Player of the Year by Baseball Am
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What happened to Kirby Puckett's eye? Minnesota Twins legend's vision problems, explained.
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Kirby Puckett connected for FOURTEEN hits over a four-game span between April 26 and this date in 1986. He went 14-for-20 (.700) with three home runs. It was part of a stretch during which he hit 10 home runs in 14 games, despite only hitting four home runs the previous season and ZERO during his rookie year. | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett was hit in the face by a Dennis Martinez fastball, shattering his upper jaw, on this date in 1995. It wound up being his final regular-season plate appearance. | The Twins Almanac
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10 years after his death, Joe Mauer and Glen Perkins reflect on Kirby Puckett's legacy and what he meant to the Minnesota Twins. What is your favorite Kirby memory? | FanDuel Sports Network North
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Kirby Puckett officially retired on this date in 1996. Puck appeared poised for a big season in 1996, hitting .344 in spring training when he woke up on the final day of camp unable to see out of his right eye. Notice the final few seconds of this clip. Oof... | The Twins Almanac
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August 30, 1987: Kirby Puckett goes 6-for-6 with two home runs and two doubles in Milwaukee, making him 10-for-11 with seven runs scored on the weekend. Kirby is one of just four players in major league history with two 6-hit games, and the only one since 1935. (His second six-hit game came in 1991. A couple of pretty decent seasons for the team.) | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett connected for his 2,000th hit on this date in 1994. After striking out in his first at-bat, the right fielder collected five-straight hits, including his 2,000th—an opposite-field single driving in Pat Meares in the bottom of the third. He handed Dennis Eckersley a blown save in the ninth, but Oakland won in 10. | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett had a game-winning hit off Charlie Leibrandt in the 11th inning of Game 6 of the 1991 World Series. Dave Winfield had a game-winning hit off Charlie Leibrandt in the 11th inning of Game 6 of the 1992 World Series! Puckett and Winfield went into the Hall of Fame together in 2001. Sidenote: Looks like Ron Gant continued to struggle with his balance in the '92 Series. | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett homered on the very first pitch of the game for the second-straight game on this date in 1986. He hit a leadoff homer off Jack Morris the previous day, and ambushed Walt Terrell in this game. It was his fourth-straight game with a homer, sixth in the past seven games, and 11th on the season—remarkable, considering he hit only four home runs in 1985 and zero during his 1984 rookie season. He finished the '86 season with a career-high 31 home runs, making him the only player in MLB h
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Kirby Puckett busting his butt down the line in spring training. | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett went 4-for-4, tying a World Series record with four runs scored in Game 6 on this date in 1987. Puckett was clutch in Game 6's, going 7-for-8 with four RBI and six runs scored altogether. The Twins are 3-0 in World Series Game 6's. | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett went 6-for-6 with two home runs and two doubles in Milwaukee on this date in 1987, making him 10-for-11 with seven runs scored for the weekend. He also had a six-hit game in 1991, making him one of just four players in MLB history with two six-hit games, and the only one since 1935. | The Twins Almanac
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Terry Mulholland versus 1993 All-Star Game MVP Kirby Puckett | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett stole second with the game tied 3-3 in the bottom of the eighth in Game 6 of the 1991 World Series. (Reminder: That's 1979 Edina East graduate and Golden Gophers all-time great Greg Olson behind the plate.) The game remained 3-3 going into the bottom of the 11th. | The Twins Almanac
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Kirby Puckett hit a paltry .184 in World Series Games 1 through 5 between both 1987 and 1991. In Game 6's, he went 7-for-8 with four RBI and six runs scored. Puck sure had a flair for the dramatic! | The Twins Almanac
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36-year-old Kirby Puckett held a press conference at the Metrodome to officially announce his retirement on this date in 1996. Cleveland happened to be in town, and Dennis Martinez attended the press conference. Puckett had been hit in the face by a Martinez fastball at the Metrodome in what turned out to be Puckett's final regular season at-bat on September 28, 1995. Puckett appeared poised for a big season in 1996, batting .344 in spring training when he woke up on the final day of camp unable
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"And we'll see you tomorrow night!" On today's date in Twins history, Kirby Puckett hit this BIG home run! | Minnesota Twins
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When Ken Griffey Jr. first came up to the majors, Kirby Puckett let him know he was there for him. When Kirby died, Junior was there at his bedside. | The Twins Almanac
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⚾️On July 12, 1996 Minnesota Twins great Kirby Puckett announced his retirement at the age of 36. Puckett woke up on the morning of March 28th without vision in his right eye. He was diagnosed with glaucoma, and was placed on the disabled list for the first time in his professional career. Three surgeries over the next few months could not restore vision in the eye. When it was apparent that he would never be able to play again, Puckett announced his retirement at the Metrodome. After retiring,
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