MINNEAPOLIS — An offensive catalyst of the Minnesota Twins in the early 2000s is joining the club's Hall of Fame. On Friday, the organization announced former third baseman Corey Koskie will be the 41st member of the Twins Hall of Fame,

On Friday afternoon at Target Field, the Minnesota Twins announced that third baseman Corey Koskie will enter the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame. He will be inducted at a pre-game ceremony on August 17th.

The newest member of the Twins Hall of Fame is yet another key player from the early 2000s' teams that helped revitalize baseball in the Twin Cities. Former Minnesota third baseman Corey Koskie, who starred on the American League Central championship teams from 2002-04,

The Minnesota Twins announced that Corey Koskie will be inducted to their Hall of Fame as its 41st member this summer.

If one asked 100 fans what the Twins' positions of need are ahead of 2025, the most common answers would probably include first base, right-handed outfielder, lefty reliever, any big bat, and maybe a backup center fielder. There are questions and a lack of depth at each of those positions, both at the MLB level and in the high minors.

Corey Koskie will become the 41st member of the Twins Hall of Fame when he is inducted at Target Field on Aug. 17 in a game against the Detroit Tigers.

Former Minnesota Twins third baseman Corey Koskie is headed to the Twins Hall of Fame. The announcement was made by the team Friday afternoon and Koskie will be inducted during Twins Hall of Fame weekend in August.