The Minnesota Twins have retired just a handful of numbers, reserving this highest honor for the players who truly shaped the franchise and left a mark on the hearts of Twins fans forever.
#3 - Harmon Killebrew (Hall of Fame)
Harmon Killebrew wore number 3 with a quiet power that made him one of the most feared hitters in American League history. He slugged 573 home runs as a Twin and drove in 1,584 runs, numbers that still inspire awe decades later. The Killer was a cornerstone of the franchise from its earliest days in Minnesota, and his place in Cooperstown is as well-earned as the retired number hanging in his honor at Target Field.
Career: 2,435 G · .256 AVG · 573 HR · 1,584 RBI · 2,086 H
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#7 - Joe Mauer (Hall of Fame)
Joe Mauer was the hometown kid who became the face of the franchise, a St. Paul native who spent his entire career in a Twins uniform. He hit .306 over 1,858 games and collected 2,123 hits, earning three batting titles along the way and becoming the only catcher in major league history to win three American League batting crowns. Seeing number 7 retired was a moment of pure pride for Twins fans who watched Joe grow from a teenage phenom into a Hall of Famer.
Career: 1,858 G · .306 AVG · 143 HR · 923 RBI · 2,123 H
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#34 - Kirby Puckett (Hall of Fame)
Kirby Puckett brought an infectious joy to baseball that made every game feel like a celebration, and his legacy with the Twins runs deeper than any single number could capture. He batted .318 over his career, racked up 2,304 hits, and was the heart of two World Series championship teams in 1987 and 1991. His game-winning home run in Game 6 of the 1991 World Series remains one of the most beloved moments in franchise history, and number 34 will always belong to him.
Career: 1,783 G · .318 AVG · 207 HR · 1,085 RBI · 2,304 H
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The Complete List of Minnesota Twins Retired Numbers
Every number the Minnesota Twins have officially retired, in order, with career totals and Hall of Famers marked.
| Number | Player | Retired | Career Stats |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | Harmon Killebrew (Hall of Fame) | — | 2,435 G · .256 AVG · 573 HR · 1,584 RBI · 2,086 H |
| #6 | Tony Oliva (Hall of Fame) | — | 1,676 G · .304 AVG · 220 HR · 947 RBI · 1,917 H |
| #7 | Joe Mauer (Hall of Fame) | — | 1,858 G · .306 AVG · 143 HR · 923 RBI · 2,123 H |
| #10 | Tom Kelly | — | 49 G · .181 AVG · 1 HR · 11 RBI · 23 H |
| #14 | Kent Hrbek | — | 1,747 G · .282 AVG · 293 HR · 1,086 RBI · 1,749 H |
| #28 | Bert Blyleven (Hall of Fame) | — | 287-250 · 3.31 ERA · 3,701 K · 4,970 IP |
| #29 | Rod Carew (Hall of Fame) | — | 2,469 G · .328 AVG · 92 HR · 1,015 RBI · 3,053 H |
| #34 | Kirby Puckett (Hall of Fame) | — | 1,783 G · .318 AVG · 207 HR · 1,085 RBI · 2,304 H |
| #36 | Jim Kaat (Hall of Fame) | — | 283-237 · 3.45 ERA · 2,461 K · 4,530 IP |
| #42 | Jackie Robinson (Hall of Fame) | 1997 | 1,382 G · .311 AVG · 137 HR · 734 RBI · 1,518 H |
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