In the past 57 seasons the Minnesota Twins have walked off their opponents 403 times. Kirby Puckett leads the Minnesota Twins in career walk-off’s wins by delivering the winning run in some manner 11 times, it might have been on a hit, walk, HBP, error or a sacrifice. Second on the list is Harmon Killebrew. I guess that is why these guys are Hall of Fame players.
The Twins have walked off their opponent with a single a total of 196 times. Rod Carew did it seven times and is the leader in this category and it has been done five times by Alexi Casilla, Harmon Killebrew, Brian Harper, Larry Hisle, Kent Hrbek and Jacque Jones.
The Twins have hit 108 walk-off home runs and Justin Morneau leads the pack here with five and is followed Gary Gaetti, Harmon Killebrew, Kirby Puckett, Tony Oliva and Kent Hrbek with four each. One was an inside the park job by Tim Teufel.
The Twins have walked off their opponents with doubles 35 times and Kirby Puckett did it 3 times, the following players each did it twice, Cristian Guzman, Rich Reese, Tony Oliva, Eduardo Escobar, Shannon Stewart, Glenn Borgmann and Tom Brunansky.
The Sacrifice Fly has led to 25 Twins walk-off wins with only Zoilo Versalles and Cristian Guzman doing it more than once.
The Twins have walked-off opponents 12 times on an opposing team error.
The Twins have walked-off their opponent 11 times when they drew a bases-loaded walk.
The Twins have had six walk-off triples and no one has more than one.
The Twins have celebrated a walk-off win six times after a simple ground out.
The Twins have two walk-off wins via getting hit by a pitch (Paul Molitor and Max Kepler).
The first player to deliver a walk-off win was Zoilo Versalles and the most recent to do it is Byron Buxton.