The 2010 Minnesota Twins celebrated a historic inaugural season at Target Field by capturing their sixth American League Central title in nine years with a strong 94-68 record. Led by AL Manager of the Year Ron Gardenhire, the team saw standout performances from AL Comeback Player of the Year Francisco Liriano, batting leader Joe Mauer, and legendary slugger Jim Thome, who surpassed 573 career home runs during the campaign. Despite facing key injuries, the Twins thrived in their new outdoor home, setting a franchise attendance record with over 3.2 million fans witnessing a season defined by resilience and a dominant second-half surge. The Minnesota Twins enjoyed a decade highlighted by the opening of Target Field in 2010 and two American League Central division titles. The 2010 season was particularly memorable as the team set an attendance record in their new outdoor home while Ron Gardenhire earned Manager of the Year honors and Francisco Liriano was named Comeback Player of the Year. Throughout the decade, the franchise was anchored by the steady production of hometown icon Joe Mauer and saw the emergence of a powerful new core featuring players like Brian Dozier, Max Kepler, and Eddie Rosario. The 2010s concluded on a high note in 2019 with a division championship led by a prolific offense and All-Star performances from pitchers like Jose Berrios.