OPENING DAY 2021
Starting pitchers: Twins RHP Kenta Maeda vs. Brewers RHP Brandon Woodruff
• NL? First time Twins have opened against a National League team.
• Where? Miller Park has been renamed American Family Field.
• Hank! Brewers will have moment of silence to honor the late Hank Aaron.
• Opening Days: Twins are 27-33.
• TV: Bally Sports North (formerly FSN).
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