It was only a handful of years ago that the Minnesota Twins were being considered for “contraction,” which is just a nice way of saying eliminated. But instead of being contracted, the Twins turned into a perennial contender and have won the American League Central four times in the past six years, losing a one game tie breaker to the Chicago White Sox last year to win their division. And after a few seasons in the 1990s when they barely managed to sell one million Twins baseball tickets, they have easily eclipsed the two million mark in the last three years. With a new Twins stadium on the horizon to replace the aging Metrodome, the demand for Minnesota Twins tickets is set to explode. You can get yours from GoTickets.com.

The memories of the Twins World Series titles in 1987 and 1991 are starting to fade, but this team certainly has the talent to be playing in October this season. In addition to home series against the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, make sure you get your Twins tickets for the inter-league series against the Milwaukee Brewers, which because of their proximity have been one of the Twins’ biggest rivals for many years. In contrast to their championship teams featuring Kirby Puckett and Kent Hrbek, the recent Twins teams have relied on outstanding pitchers like Francisco Liriano and Joe Nathan, in addition to power hitters Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau. No matter what game you want to see on the 2009 Minnesota Twins baseball schedule, GoTickets.com has great Twins tickets for you.