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Ranked by career score. That covers a player’s whole career, not only his time with this team. Players need at least 3 seasons there to make the list.
Walter Johnson
starting pitcher, 1907–1927
21 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1907–1927, 937 games
Compare with Blyleven123.0
No. 2 all-time
Bert Blyleven
starting pitcher, 1970–1992
11 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1970–1988, 348 games
Compare with Johnson68.4
No. 45 all-time
Clark Griffith
starting pitcher, 1891–1914
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1912–1914, 3 games
Compare with Johnson60.6
No. 79 all-time
Harmon Killebrew
first base, 1954–1975
21 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1954–1974, 2,329 games
Compare with Johnson58.9
No. 94 all-time
Stan Coveleski
starting pitcher, 1912–1928
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1925–1927, 73 games
Compare with Johnson57.3
No. 110 all-time
Early Wynn
starting pitcher, 1939–1963
8 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1939–1948, 271 games
Compare with Johnson54.8
No. 132 all-time
Rod Carew
second base, 1967–1985
12 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1967–1978, 1,635 games
Compare with Johnson53.2
No. 147 all-time
Paul Molitor
designated hitter, 1978–1998
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1996–1998, 422 games
Compare with Johnson51.9
No. 165 all-time
Joe Cronin
shortstop, 1926–1945
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1928–1934, 940 games
Compare with Johnson48.6
No. 203 all-time
Goose Goslin
left field, 1921–1938
12 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1921–1938, 1,361 games
Compare with Johnson48.3
No. 212 all-time
Jim Kaat
starting pitcher, 1959–1983
15 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1959–1973, 585 games
Compare with Johnson46.5
No. 246 all-time
Johan Santana
starting pitcher, 2000–2012
8 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2000–2007, 251 games
Compare with Johnson46.1
No. 253 all-time
Al Orth
starting pitcher, 1895–1909
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1902–1904, 143 games
Compare with Johnson45.6
No. 269 all-time
Jerry Koosman
starting pitcher, 1967–1985
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1979–1981, 94 games
Compare with Johnson45.4
No. 277 all-time
David Ortiz
designated hitter, 1997–2016
6 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1997–2002, 455 games
Compare with Johnson44.9
No. 289 all-time
Eddie Yost
third base, 1944–1962
14 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1944–1958, 1,690 games
Compare with Johnson44.5
No. 302 all-time
Bobo Newsom
starting pitcher, 1929–1953
8 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1935–1952, 169 games
Compare with Johnson42.7
No. 344 all-time
Joe Mauer
catcher, 2004–2018
15 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2004–2018, 1,858 games
Compare with Johnson42.3
No. 357 all-time
Frank Viola
starting pitcher, 1982–1996
8 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1982–1989, 260 games
Compare with Johnson42.1
No. 362 all-time
Kirby Puckett
center field, 1984–1995
12 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1984–1995, 1,783 games
Compare with Johnson41.5
No. 370 all-time
Sad Sam Jones
starting pitcher, 1914–1935
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1928–1931, 125 games
Compare with Johnson40.7
No. 385 all-time
Jim Perry
starting pitcher, 1959–1975
10 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1963–1972, 380 games
Compare with Johnson40.3
No. 393 all-time
Dutch Leonard
starting pitcher, 1933–1953
9 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1938–1946, 262 games
Compare with Johnson39.5
No. 419 all-time
Graig Nettles
third base, 1967–1988
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1967–1969, 121 games
Compare with Johnson38.5
No. 452 all-time
Tom Zachary
starting pitcher, 1918–1936
9 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1919–1928, 280 games
Compare with Johnson38.1
No. 469 all-time
Heinie Manush
left field, 1923–1939
6 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1930–1935, 792 games
Compare with Johnson37.9
No. 473 all-time
Harlond Clift
third base, 1934–1945
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1943–1945, 139 games
Compare with Johnson37.1
No. 495 all-time
Camilo Pascual
starting pitcher, 1954–1971
13 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1954–1966, 442 games
Compare with Johnson36.9
No. 503 all-time
Bump Hadley
starting pitcher, 1926–1941
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1926–1935, 233 games
Compare with Johnson36.2
No. 528 all-time
Carlos Correa
shortstop, 2015–2025
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2022–2025, 450 games
Compare with Johnson35.8
No. 538 all-time
Nelson Cruz
designated hitter, 2005–2023
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2019–2021, 258 games
Compare with Johnson35.8
No. 538 all-time
Brad Radke
starting pitcher, 1995–2006
12 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1995–2006, 378 games
Compare with Johnson35.8
No. 544 all-time
Chuck Knoblauch
second base, 1991–2002
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1991–1997, 1,013 games
Compare with Johnson35.7
No. 550 all-time
Sam Rice
right field, 1915–1934
19 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1915–1933, 2,308 games
Compare with Johnson35.5
No. 560 all-time
Buddy Myer
second base, 1925–1941
16 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1925–1941, 1,643 games
Compare with Johnson34.9
No. 573 all-time
General Crowder
starting pitcher, 1926–1936
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1926–1934, 237 games
Compare with Johnson34.2
No. 599 all-time
Clyde Milan
center field, 1907–1922
16 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1907–1922, 1,983 games
Compare with Johnson34.0
No. 606 all-time
Firpo Marberry
starting pitcher, 1923–1936
11 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1923–1936, 470 games
Compare with Johnson33.9
No. 612 all-time
Tony Oliva
right field, 1962–1976
15 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1962–1976, 1,676 games
Compare with Johnson33.3
No. 639 all-time
Earl Whitehill
starting pitcher, 1923–1939
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1933–1936, 137 games
Compare with Johnson33.2
No. 643 all-time
Roy Sievers
left field, 1949–1965
6 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1954–1959, 856 games
Compare with Johnson32.7
No. 663 all-time
Torii Hunter
center field, 1997–2015
12 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1997–2015, 1,373 games
Compare with Johnson32.1
No. 681 all-time
Ben Chapman
center field, 1930–1946
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1936–1941, 160 games
Compare with Johnson32.0
No. 686 all-time
Bob Allison
right field, 1958–1970
13 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1958–1970, 1,542 games
Compare with Johnson30.9
No. 746 all-time
George Mogridge
starting pitcher, 1911–1927
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1921–1925, 145 games
Compare with Johnson30.9
No. 748 all-time
Donie Bush
shortstop, 1908–1923
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1921–1923, 77 games
Compare with Johnson30.6
No. 760 all-time
Stan Spence
center field, 1940–1949
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1942–1947, 750 games
Compare with Johnson29.8
No. 801 all-time
Mickey Vernon
first base, 1939–1960
14 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1939–1955, 1,805 games
Compare with Johnson29.5
No. 819 all-time
Rick Ferrell
catcher, 1929–1947
8 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1937–1947, 659 games
Compare with Johnson29.2
No. 833 all-time
Pete Runnels
second base, 1951–1964
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1951–1957, 921 games
Compare with Johnson28.3
No. 887 all-time
Dean Chance
starting pitcher, 1961–1971
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1967–1969, 104 games
Compare with Johnson27.6
No. 925 all-time
Kent Hrbek
first base, 1981–1994
14 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1981–1994, 1,747 games
Compare with Johnson27.2
No. 951 all-time
Lefty Stewart
starting pitcher, 1921–1935
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1933–1935, 61 games
Compare with Johnson27.2
No. 948 all-time
Tommy Thomas
starting pitcher, 1926–1937
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1932–1935, 87 games
Compare with Johnson27.1
No. 956 all-time
Joe Judge
first base, 1915–1934
18 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1915–1932, 2,086 games
Compare with Johnson26.7
No. 980 all-time
Cecil Travis
shortstop, 1933–1947
12 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1933–1947, 1,328 games
Compare with Johnson26.5
No. 992 all-time
Ervin Santana
starting pitcher, 2005–2021
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2015–2018, 85 games
Compare with Johnson26.3
No. 1,007 all-time
Jim Delahanty
second base, 1901–1915
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1907–1909, 283 games
Compare with Johnson26.2
No. 1,014 all-time
Charlie Hickman
first base, 1897–1908
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1905–1907, 272 games
Compare with Johnson25.7
No. 1,040 all-time
Buddy Lewis
third base, 1935–1949
11 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1935–1949, 1,348 games
Compare with Johnson25.6
No. 1,044 all-time
Larry Hisle
center field, 1968–1982
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1973–1977, 662 games
Compare with Johnson25.4
No. 1,062 all-time
A. J. Pierzynski
catcher, 1998–2016
6 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1998–2003, 430 games
Compare with Johnson25.4
No. 1,064 all-time
Earl Battey
catcher, 1955–1967
8 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1960–1967, 990 games
Compare with Johnson24.9
No. 1,104 all-time
Terry Steinbach
catcher, 1986–1999
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1997–1999, 347 games
Compare with Johnson24.7
No. 1,117 all-time
Roy Smalley
shortstop, 1975–1987
10 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1976–1987, 1,148 games
Compare with Johnson24.6
No. 1,127 all-time
Kevin Tapani
starting pitcher, 1989–2001
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1989–1995, 181 games
Compare with Johnson24.6
No. 1,129 all-time
Mike Marshall
relief pitcher, 1967–1981
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1978–1980, 162 games
Compare with Johnson24.5
No. 1,138 all-time
Gary Gaetti
third base, 1981–2000
10 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1981–1990, 1,361 games
Compare with Johnson24.4
No. 1,139 all-time
Mudcat Grant
starting pitcher, 1958–1971
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1964–1967, 151 games
Compare with Johnson24.4
No. 1,140 all-time
Sam West
center field, 1927–1942
10 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1927–1941, 993 games
Compare with Johnson24.3
No. 1,148 all-time
Cy Falkenberg
starting pitcher, 1903–1917
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1905–1908, 102 games
Compare with Johnson24.1
No. 1,168 all-time
Dave Goltz
starting pitcher, 1972–1983
8 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1972–1979, 250 games
Compare with Johnson23.9
No. 1,184 all-time
Scott Erickson
starting pitcher, 1990–2006
6 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1990–1995, 155 games
Compare with Johnson23.1
No. 1,267 all-time
Roger Peckinpaugh
shortstop, 1910–1927
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1922–1926, 638 games
Compare with Johnson23.1
No. 1,265 all-time
Brian Dozier
second base, 2012–2020
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2012–2018, 955 games
Compare with Johnson22.8
No. 1,294 all-time
Joe Nathan
relief pitcher, 1999–2016
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2004–2011, 460 games
Compare with Johnson22.5
No. 1,321 all-time
Butch Wynegar
catcher, 1976–1988
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1976–1982, 794 games
Compare with Johnson21.9
No. 1,386 all-time
Rick Reed
starting pitcher, 1988–2003
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2001–2003, 72 games
Compare with Johnson21.6
No. 1,403 all-time
Josh Willingham
left field, 2004–2014
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2012–2014, 324 games
Compare with Johnson21.5
No. 1,412 all-time
Jose Berrios
starting pitcher, 2016–2025
6 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2016–2021, 136 games
Compare with Johnson21.4
No. 1,424 all-time
Michael Cuddyer
right field, 2001–2015
11 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2001–2011, 1,139 games
Compare with Johnson21.4
No. 1,419 all-time
Jorge Polanco
shortstop, 2014–2025
10 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2014–2023, 831 games
Compare with Johnson21.4
No. 1,420 all-time
Geoff Zahn
starting pitcher, 1973–1985
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1977–1980, 133 games
Compare with Johnson21.4
No. 1,431 all-time
John Anderson
first base, 1894–1908
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1905–1907, 338 games
Compare with Johnson21.3
No. 1,436 all-time
Kyle Lohse
starting pitcher, 2001–2016
6 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2001–2006, 172 games
Compare with Johnson21.3
No. 1,436 all-time
Denard Span
center field, 2008–2018
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2008–2012, 589 games
Compare with Johnson21.2
No. 1,446 all-time
John Stone
left field, 1928–1938
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1934–1938, 556 games
Compare with Johnson21.2
No. 1,455 all-time
Justin Morneau
first base, 2003–2016
11 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2003–2013, 1,278 games
Compare with Johnson20.9
No. 1,487 all-time
Lloyd Brown
starting pitcher, 1925–1940
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1928–1932, 193 games
Compare with Johnson20.8
No. 1,494 all-time
Kurt Suzuki
catcher, 2007–2022
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 2014–2016, 368 games
Compare with Johnson20.6
No. 1,510 all-time
Mark Portugal
starting pitcher, 1985–1999
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1985–1988, 72 games
Compare with Johnson20.5
No. 1,526 all-time
Johnny Schmitz
starting pitcher, 1941–1956
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1953–1955, 85 games
Compare with Johnson20.3
No. 1,549 all-time
Rick Dempsey
catcher, 1969–1992
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1969–1972, 41 games
Compare with Johnson20.1
No. 1,569 all-time
Tom Burgmeier
relief pitcher, 1968–1984
4 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1974–1977, 216 games
Compare with Johnson19.9
No. 1,591 all-time
Bob Porterfield
starting pitcher, 1948–1959
5 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1951–1955, 149 games
Compare with Johnson19.8
No. 1,600 all-time
Joe Kuhel
first base, 1930–1947
11 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1930–1946, 1,205 games
Compare with Johnson19.7
No. 1,610 all-time
Jeff Reardon
relief pitcher, 1979–1994
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1987–1989, 191 games
Compare with Johnson19.7
No. 1,612 all-time
Jim Shaw
starting pitcher, 1913–1921
9 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1913–1921, 288 games
Compare with Johnson19.7
No. 1,620 all-time
Corey Koskie
third base, 1998–2006
7 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1998–2004, 816 games
Compare with Johnson19.6
No. 1,629 all-time
Doc Gessler
right field, 1903–1911
3 seasons on the Minnesota Twins franchise, 1909–1911, 290 games
Compare with Johnson19.5
No. 1,641 all-time