Former Minnesota Twins slugger Miguel Sano is coming off of an MVP-caliber season in the Dominican Winter League. Now, he's off to Japan.

Miguel Sano was once one of the hottest prospects in the Minnesota Twins system. When he and Byron Buxton were both at peak minor league hype, they were both ranked in the top-10 of all Major League ...

A two-time 30-homer hitter heads to Japan. MLB Trade Rumors looks back at Miguel Sanó's performance in recent seasons.

As the Chicago Cubs prepare for the 2023 season, they will need to make more than a few moves in free agency. The addition of the designated hitter to the National League has been a wonderful move for ...

Usually, if a broadcaster rants about a player being “fat,” you might expect it to be a hot mic incident. Well, the mic was definitely hot when Cleveland Guardians play-by-play voice Tom Hamilton fat ...

Miguel Sano looks like half the man that he used to be. The former All-Star slugger Sano posted photos of himself to his Instagram page on Saturday. In the photos, Sano was at the Los Angeles Angels’ ...

Miguel Sano absolutely annihilated a home run on Wednesday night, and apparently the dinger had some special meaning. Sano obliterated a 2-2 pitch from Nick Pivetta in the third inning of his ...

At least three crimes are being alleged between Twins third baseman Miguel Sano and Raudy Omar Sanchez de la Cruz in the Dominican Republic. Sanchez de la Cruz says Sano kidnapped, assaulted and ...

FORT MYERS, FLA. – The best news the Twins have received in recent memory arrived in the home clubhouse at Hammond Stadium early on Sunday morning. Around 8 a.m., Twins beat writers had started to ...

On Tuesday, a day after Miguel Sanó was reportedly cleared of charges stemming from an incident in the early hours of Sunday in the Dominican Republic that left a police officer with a fractured leg, ...

Minnesota Twins slugger Miguel Sano will not face charges after police said he struck an officer outside a nightclub in the Dominican Republic on Sunday. Sano, 25, was with his wife when he was ...

DETROIT — He doesn’t have to be the Twins’ hero and he knows it. Better yet, Miguel Sanó is grasping what it means to merely be one of the guys rather than worrying about saving the game by himself.