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Minnesota Twins Walkup Songs

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The Twins' walkup tradition

Minnesota walkup music spans an unusually broad range thanks to a roster with players from across the U.S., Latin America, and Asia. Royce Lewis, Carlos Correa, and Byron Buxton each pull from different musical traditions — Latin, hip hop, R&B, and rock all rotate through Twins at-bats.

The most iconic Twins walkup moment

Kirby Puckett's at-bats at the Metrodome were as much about the crowd as the music — Puckett never had a single iconic walkup song, but the moment of a Puckett at-bat is part of Twins walkup canon.

Minnesota Twins roster & walkup songs (27 players)

Every player on the active roster. 18 walkup songs are publicly confirmed below; tap a player for the full breakdown. Players without a documented walkup still have their own page — we update them as new info gets reported through team broadcasts and beat coverage.

Player	Pos	Walkup Song	Preview
Josh Bell #56	1B	Hip-Hop (Instrumental) — Dead Prez
Byron Buxton #25	CF	Jammin' — Bob Marley
Kody Clemens #2	2B	Tequila Shots — Kid Cudi
Kody Funderburk #57	P	Thunderstruck — AC/DC
Ryan Jeffers #27	C	Duffle Bag Boy — Playaz Circle feat. Lil Wayne
Luke Keaschall #15	2B	Gonna Fly Now — Bill Conti
Trevor Larnach #9	RF	You Know How We Do It — Ice Cube
Brooks Lee #22	3B	Love Tonight — SHOUSE
Royce Lewis #23	3B	Hell & Back — Kid Ink
Pablo López #49	SP	Tu Me Quemas — Chino y Nacho
Austin Martin #16	CF	Thank God — Travis Scott
Bailey Ober #17	P	Back in Black — AC/DC
James Outman #30	CF	Remember to Breathe — Sturgill Simpson
Simeon Woods Richardson #24	P	When Doves Cry — Prince
Joe Ryan #41	P	It's Only Rock and Roll (But I Like It) — The Rolling Stones
Cole Sands #44	P	Sandstorm — Darude
Justin Topa #48	P	Gettin' Warmed Up — Jason Aldean
Matt Wallner #38	RF	Good Times — Koe Wetzel
Garrett Acton #50	P	—
Anthony Banda #43	P	—
Taj Bradley #26	P	—
Victor Caratini #37	C	—
Tristan Gray #4	3B	—
Andrew Morris #78	P	—
Eric Orze #19	P	—
Connor Prielipp #61	P	—
Taylor Rogers #55	P	—

How to use Twins walkup songs for your team

Whether you're coaching Little League, travel ball, high school, or college baseball, picking a walkup song from a Minnesota Twins player is one of the cleanest ways to give a kid a confidence boost at the plate. The trick: most MLB walkups need a careful trim point — the 15-second window is rarely the song's first 15 seconds.

1. Pick the Twins player whose walkup style fits the kid (power hitter, leadoff, closer, etc.)
2. Open the song's page on this site to see the recommended trim window
3. Build your roster in Walkup Pro, assign the song, and set the trim
4. Connect a Bluetooth speaker at the field and tap to play on game day

For a complete walkthrough, see how to play walkup songs at baseball games. For more on what makes a great walkup work, see the anatomy of the perfect walkup song.