Recent content from Jim Souhan
Souhan: Twins need a two-way catcher, not a quick fix
There is one move the Twins should consider that would help this team survive and set up this franchise to win in the coming years: look for a catcher who can handle the pitching staff and deepen the lineup.
Souhan: Let's hope Minnesota PGA stop is classier than the U.S. Open
In recent years, golf is attracting fans who don't seem to care about the game as much as the opportunity to wander in a beautiful space, screaming inanities while getting drunk.
Souhan: Class A is an ideal spot for Sano to bounce back
Miguel Sano's demotion to Class A Fort Myers may be a pivotal event in his career.
Souhan: Walking with Tiger at 2008 Open was one for memory books
Columnist Jim Souhan writes: "In more than 30 years of sportswriting, walking alongside Woods that week might be my career highlight." Here's why.
Souhan: 'Wonderwall' more than a sign of a Loons victory for Heath
When Minnesota United wins a game at TCF Bank Stadium, "Wonderwall" plays. It brings a smile to Adrian Heath's face for more reason than victory.
Souhan: Vikings' Warren would be a team owner a racially challenged NFL desperately needs
The Vikings' chief operating officer would be an ideal point person for a new ownership group. He is exceptional at what he does. He is the highest-ranking black person on the business side of an NFL franchise.
Souhan: Cowardly NFL goes backward with anthem decision
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and his known associates are hiding their greed and cowardice behind faux patriotism.
Souhan: Fenton seeks elusive formula of roster moves, puck luck
New Wild GM Paul Fenton is going to have to be creative and probably ruthless in remaking the roster of a team that has advanced to the conference finals just once.
Souhan: Coach Whalen reminds us she remains an outstanding player
She protected the ball, led a Lynx comeback and showed her feisty side when she drew a technical foul during a shoving match.
Souhan: Mauer's latest DL stint could be troubling
This could be a 10-day injury that fades from memory, or it could be the beginning of a poorly written ending for the grown-up kid from St. Paul.