No doubt about it—the 1965 Minnesota Twins season was a special one. Consider this:

· The Twins won their first American League pennant since moving to Minnesota in 1961 from Washington, D.C., where they were called the Washington Senators.

· They set a franchise record in 1965 with 102 wins. The Twins were known that season for winning close games and for their ability to come back from deficits.

· They had six players selected for the All-Star game, which was played that year at Metropolitan Stadium, their home ballpark at the time.

· The 1965 Twins team had a strong pitching rotation, but they also led the American League in runs scored.

· That 1965 season culminated in the Twins' appearance in the World Series, where they faced the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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