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A Bit of Minnesota Twins History: The 1992 season saw the continuation of the success of the previous year. The Twins went 90-72, their third 90-win campaign in the last five, and it was accomplished with some record-setting individual and team accomplishments. Despite that, however, the Twins couldn't catch the Oakland A's and finished in second place. Kirby Puckett reached 200 hits for the fifth time in his career and again reached 100 runs and 100 rbi, while hitting over .300 for the seventh time in nine seasons. But the highlights for many Twins fans came with his three grand slams, the first of his long career and good enough to tie the club record. He was twice named American League Player of the Month and his offense led the way all season long. Chuck Knoblauch and Shane Mack each established themselves as top-notch players, as they joined Puckett by scoring 100 runs to become the first trio of Twins to score 100 in team history. On September 1 at Detroit, Rick Aguilera notched his 109th save to become the Twins' all-time saves leader, and on September 27, Tom Kelly won his 523rd game as Twins manager, more than any other skipper in team history. (source: MLB.com)
