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MINNEAPOLIS, MN - SEPTEMBER 9: Ben Revere #11 and all the Minnesota Twins celebrate a walk off home run by Justin Morneau #33 of the Minnesota Twins in the ninth inning against the Cleveland Indians at Target Field on September 9 2012, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Twins defeat the Indians 8-7. (Photo by Marilyn Indahl/Getty Images)

The Minnesota Twins' 2013 schedule is out. The Twins can look ahead with nothing left to play for this season.

Minnesota sports fans have probably already turned their attention to the Vikings with the Minnesota Twins out of the postseason hunt, but they can cast a hopeful eye toward 2013 now that Major League Baseball has released teams' schedules for next season.

There are intriguing changes in the American League with the Houston Astros moving to the AL from the NL and interleague play going on all season instead of in May and June. The Twins open the season at home, Target Field, against the Detroit Tigers on April 1.

NL opponents for the Twins include Milwaukee, Miami, Atlanta, the New York Mets, Washington and Philadelphia. There are four straight games with the Brewers in late May, two in Wisconsin and two at home.

The Twins close out the season at home with seven divisional games against Detroit and Cleveland.

Head over to Twinkie Town for more Twins coverage. Also be sure to visit Baseball Nation for more coverage from around the league.


                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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