2005 Minnesota Twins Roster

The 2005 Minnesota Twins team roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 2005 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

Below the main roster you will find in the Fast Facts section: a 2005 Minnesota Twins Opening Day starters list, a 2005 Minnesota Twins salary list, a 2005 Minnesota Twins uniform number breakdown and a 2005 Minnesota Twins primary starters list. These team rosters are presented only when and where the data is available.

"Not as winning as we (the 2005 Minnesota Twins) wanted it to be, but it's a winning season. That's important. It's really good for those young men. They're trying to impress and they finish up the season throwing like that. That's a nice way to go into the offseason. It's a good feeling for them and for us." - Minnesota Twins Manager Ron Gardenhire on MLB.com (Mark Sheldon, 10/01/2005)
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2005 Minnesota Twins



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Complete Roster  
 

30 Scott Baker 6-04 220 Right Right 1981-09-19
56 Travis Bowyer 6-03 210 Right Right 1981-08-03
28 Jesse Crain 6-01 205 Right Right 1981-07-05
59 Dave Gassner 6-02 190 Left Right 1978-12-14
54 Matt Guerrier 6-03 185 Right Right 1978-08-02
47 Francisco Liriano 6-02 185 Left Left 1983-10-26
49 Kyle Lohse 6-02 190 Right Right 1978-12-04
25 Joe Mays 6-01 185 Right Both 1975-12-10
45 Terry Mulholland 6-03 206 Left Right 1963-03-09
36 Joe Nathan 6-04 195 Right Right 1974-11-22
22 Brad Radke 6-02 180 Right Right 1972-10-27
39 Juan Rincon 5-11 190 Right Right 1979-01-23
33 J.C. Romero 5-11 195 Left Both 1976-06-04
57 Johan Santana 6-00 195 Left Left 1979-03-13
52 Carlos Silva 6-04 225 Right Right 1979-04-23
41 Chris Heintz 6-01 210 Right Right 1974-08-06
7 Joe Mauer 6-05 220 Right Left 1983-04-19
51 Corky Miller 6-01 225 Right Right 1976-03-18
55 Mike Redmond 6-01 185 Right Right 1971-05-05
15 Brent Abernathy 6-01 185 Right Right 1977-09-23
18 Jason Bartlett 6-00 180 Right Right 1979-10-30
21 Bret Boone 5-10 180 Right Right 1969-04-06
17 Juan Castro 5-10 165 Right Right 1972-06-20
5 Mike Cuddyer 6-02 202 Right Right 1979-03-27
24 Matt LeCroy 6-02 225 Right Right 1975-12-13
27 Justin Morneau 6-04 225 Right Left 1981-05-15
8 Nick Punto 5-09 170 Right Both 1977-11-08
2 Luis Rivas 5-11 175 Right Right 1979-08-30
38 Luis Rodriguez 5-09 180 Right Both 1980-06-27
32 Terry Tiffee 6-03 210 Right Both 1979-04-21
16 Glenn Williams 6-02 195 Right Both 1977-07-18
20 Lew Ford 6-00 190 Right Right 1976-08-12
48 Torii Hunter 6-02 205 Right Right 1975-07-18
11 Jacque Jones 5-10 176 Left Left 1975-04-25
12 Mike Ryan 6-00 185 Right Left 1977-07-06
23 Shannon Stewart 6-00 175 Right Right 1974-02-25
21 Jason Tyner 6-01 170 Left Left 1977-04-23
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The 2005 Minnesota Twins played 162 games during the regular season, won 83 games, lost 79 games, and finished in third position. They played their home games at Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome (Park Factors: 101/101) where 2,034,243 fans witnessed their 2005 Twins finish the season with a .512 winning percentage.

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a unique set of rosters not easily found on the Internet. Included, where data is available, is a 2005 Minnesota Twins Opening Day starters list, a 2005 Minnesota Twins salary list, a 2005 Minnesota Twins uniform number breakdown and a 2005 Minnesota Twins primary starters list:

2005 Minnesota Twins
Opening Day Starters


Jason Bartlett
Mike Cuddyer
Lew Ford
Torii Hunter
Jacque Jones
Matt LeCroy
Kyle Lohse
Joe Mauer
Luis Rivas
Shannon Stewart

2005 Minnesota Twins
Most Games by Position

C Joe Mauer (116)
1B Justin Morneau (138)
2B Nick Punto (73)
3B Mike Cuddyer (95)
SS Juan Castro (73)
LF Shannon Stewart (125)
CF Torii Hunter (93)
RF Jacque Jones (123)
  
SP Kyle Lohse
SP Joe Mays
SP Brad Radke
SP Johan Santana
SP Carlos Silva
  
RP Jesse Crain
RP Matt Guerrier
RP Terry Mulholland
RP Juan Rincon
RP J.C. Romero
CL Joe Nathan


2005 Minnesota Twins
Salaries

Brad Radke $9,000,000.00
Torii Hunter $8,000,000.00
Joe Mays $7,250,000.00
Shannon Stewart $6,000,000.00
Jacque Jones $5,000,000.00
Johan Santana $4,750,000.00
Kyle Lohse $2,400,000.00
Joe Nathan $2,100,000.00
Carlos Silva $1,750,000.00
Luis Rivas $1,625,000.00
J.C. Romero $1,250,000.00
Juan Castro $1,000,000.00
Mike Redmond $900,000.00
Matt LeCroy $750,000.00
Terry Mulholland $750,000.00
Juan Rincon $440,000.00
Lew Ford $385,000.00
Mike Cuddyer $347,500.00
Justin Morneau $345,000.00
Joe Mauer $325,000.00
Nick Punto $325,000.00
Jesse Crain $321,000.00
Corky Miller $321,000.00
Matt Guerrier $318,500.00
Jason Bartlett $316,000.00


2005 Minnesota Twins
Uniform Numbers

#2 Luis Rivas
#5 Mike Cuddyer
#7 Joe Mauer
#8 Nick Punto
#11 Jacque Jones
#12 Mike Ryan
#15 Brent Abernathy
#16 Glenn Williams
#17 Juan Castro
#18 Jason Bartlett
#20 Lew Ford
#21 Bret Boone
#21 Jason Tyner
#22 Brad Radke
#23 Shannon Stewart
#24 Matt LeCroy
#25 Joe Mays
#27 Justin Morneau
#28 Jesse Crain
#30 Scott Baker
#32 Terry Tiffee
#33 J.C. Romero
#36 Joe Nathan
#38 Luis Rodriguez
#39 Juan Rincon
#41 Chris Heintz
#45 Terry Mulholland
#47 Francisco Liriano
#48 Torii Hunter
#49 Kyle Lohse
#51 Corky Miller
#52 Carlos Silva
#54 Matt Guerrier
#55 Mike Redmond
#56 Travis Bowyer
#57 Johan Santana
#59 Dave Gassner

Did you know that a 2005 Minnesota Twins Schedule is available and it includes dates of every game played, scores of every game played, a cumulative record, and many hard to find splits (Monthly Splits, Team vs Team Splits & Score Related Splits)?