MIN

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MIN is the standard abbreviation used for the Minnesota Twins Major League Baseball team.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
MIN canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball team abbreviation
abbreviationStandardizedBy Major League Baseball
city Minneapolis
codeType Three-letter sports team code
confusableWith Minnesota Timberwolves
surface form: Minnesota Timberwolves abbreviation MIN (NBA)

Minnesota Vikings
surface form: Minnesota Vikings abbreviation MIN (NFL)

Minnesota Wild abbreviation MIN (NHL)
contextDisambiguation In MLB contexts, MIN refers to the Minnesota Twins
country United States of America
surface form: United States
division American League Central
fileUnder MLB team abbreviations
franchiseRelocatedFrom Washington, D.C.
franchiseRelocatedTo Minnesota
franchiseRelocationYear 1961
governingBody Major League Baseball
hasPredecessorAbbreviation WSH
homeBallparkFor Target Field
homeCityFor Minnesota Twins
homeLeagueAbbreviationFor Minnesota Twins
jerseyContext Appears as MIN on some stylized team graphics and broadcasts
language English
league American League
mediaUsage Used by sports media to denote the Minnesota Twins
metroArea Minneapolis–Saint Paul
surface form: Twin Cities
playsHomeGamesAt Target Field
playsInCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
playsInState Minnesota
previousHomeBallparkFor Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
surface form: Metrodome

Metropolitan Stadium
refersTo Minnesota Twins
representsFranchiseOrigin Washington Senators (1901–1960)
scheduleUsage Used in MLB schedules to denote the Minnesota Twins
scoreboardUsage Displayed as MIN on MLB scoreboards
sport Baseball
standingsCode Used as MIN in American League Central standings
statisticsCode Used as MIN in baseball statistical databases
teamFullName Minnesota Twins
teamLeagueLevel Major League
teamLocation Minneapolis–Saint Paul
teamNickname Twins
teamState Minnesota
threeLetterCode MIN
usedIn Major League Baseball box scores
Major League Baseball score tickers
Major League Baseball standings
Major League Baseball statistics
usedSince 1961

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