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Home Opener 2010: April 12

 
The 2010 schedule won't be officially announced until sometime in September, but the Associated Press has obtained at least a portion of the schedule, including the date of the first outdoor game in Minneapolis in twenty eight seasons. Target Field is set to open on April 12, 2010 when the Minnesota Twins take on the Boston Red Sox. This was released: Target Field has a target date. Outdoor baseball is tentatively set to return to Minneapolis on April 12th, when the Minnesota Twins play their 2010 home opener against the Boston Red Sox. The date was contained in a draft schedule for next season that recently was sent to teams and revealed Friday to The Associated Press. It was provided by a baseball official on condition of anonymity because Major League Baseball's central office asked that the schedule not be made public before it is finalized later this year. Minnesota is tentatively set to open the season on April 5th, in California against the Los Angeles Angels. It ... (link)

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Home Opener 2010: April 12
twins-territory.com 7/3/2009 — The 2010 schedule won't be offically announced until sometime in September, but the Associated Press has obtained at least a portion of the schedule, including the date for the first outdoor game in Minneapolis in 28 seasons. Target Field is set to open on April 12, 2010 when the Minnesota ...
APNewsBreak: Target Field to open April 12Boston.com -- Baseball News 7/3/2009
Target Field has a target date. Outdoor baseball is tentatively set to return to Minneapolis on April 12 when the Minnesota Twins play their 2010 home opener against the Boston Red Sox.
Twins to open Target Field on 4/12 vs. Red SoxSI.com - MLB 7/3/2009
Target Field has a target date.
Twins' Target Field set to open April 12 (AP)Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 7/3/2009
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