June was not kind to Minnesota Twins left fielder Harrison Bader, but he seems to be turning things around. He hit two home runs on Friday against Tampa Bay.

"It was awesome. Home runs are great. Walk-offs are awesome. It was my first one. It felt good just to deliver for my team, ...

This season, Bader has captured headlines for one of the strangest on-deck circle weapons in recent memory: a clear, liquid-filled bat.

The Tampa Bay Rays' blueprint for success is a well-worn tale. Winning a game is usually all about getting good starting ...

Bader was seen with a water bat, a tool that, while unusual, seems to have captured the fans' attention. The idea of using a water bat isn't entirely new, but it's definitely rare in the MLB.

Ryan Jeffers and Harrison Bader both hit crucial home runs as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Oakland Athletics 6-1, displaying how the team’s offence has improved so much recently.

Bader brings excellent defense in the outfield, but he's slashing just .176/.275/.353 since the middle of May and has now sat out three straight matchups with right-handed starting pitchers.

Bader went 1-for-3 with a three-run home run during Tuesday's 6-5 loss to the Reds. Bader delivered a go-ahead three-run homer in the sixth inning off Andrew Abbott to give the Twins a 5-4 lead.

Harrison Bader erupts at the plate, launching two home runs, including a walk-off winner, to give the Twins a 4-3 win over ...

Ty France scores. Harrison Bader walks. Brooks Lee to second. DaShawn Keirsey to third. Kody Clemens out on a sacrifice fly to left field to Christian Yelich. DaShawn Keirsey scores.