Life happens. You might be stuck at work, or at a kid’s soccer game, or—heaven forbid—at a wedding. No judgment. But you can still care. Throw the game on the radio in the car. Check the score on your phone between innings. You don’t have to watch every pitch to be a fan. You just have to know when to care.
I once followed a whole game on my smartwatch while folding laundry at a laundromat. The woman next to me thought I was having a medical emergency because I kept whispering “yes!” to my wrist. I told her, “Twins are up 4-2.” She nodded like she understood. She didn’t, but she pretended. That’s real connection.
The bottom line
So, what time do the Twins play today? Check your sources, pick your plan, and own it. If it’s a 1:10 start, it’s a perfect lunch break. If it’s 7:10, it’s a perfect evening wind-down. Either way, the Twins are giving you a reason to pause, to cheer, or to groan at a bad call. And isn’t that why we love baseball? It’s just there, waiting for us, like an old friend who doesn’t mind if you show up late but is really glad when you’re on time.
Now go check that time. Your day—and your nachos—are waiting.
