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The Joe Mauer statue at Target Field was unveiled on April 13, 2025, outside the stadium at Gate 34 to honor the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame catcher. The eight-foot bronze statue depicts Mauer in full catcher's gear in a dynamic pose, preparing to throw a baserunner out. The statue is a permanent fixture outside the ballpark and is the latest addition to the statues already honoring other Twins legends.
 Key Details
  • Honoree: Joe Mauer, former Minnesota Twins catcher and Hall of Famer. 
  • Date of Unveiling: April 13, 2025. 
  • Location: Outside Target Field at Gate 34. 
  • Description: An 8-foot-tall bronze statue of Mauer in catcher's gear, with his arm raised as if to throw a runner out. 
  • Purpose: To commemorate Mauer's induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and his career with the Twins. 
  • Artist: The statue was created by local artist Bill Mack. 
  • Context: The unveiling was part of a ceremony before the Twins game against the Detroit Tigers. 

MINNEAPOLIS -- On a gorgeous Sunday morning right outside Target Field, the “statue club” welcomed its newest member. The Twins unveiled the new Joe Mauer statue, an 8-foot-tall bronze depiction of Mauer in full catcher’s gear, set to throw out a baserunner.

  • Mauer, who turns 42 on Saturday, is a St. Paul native who spent his entire 15-year career with the Twins. He won three batting titles, three Gold Gloves, five Silver Sluggers and was the 2009 American League Most Valuable Player.
  • e was inducted into the Hall of Fame last summer, and now has immortality outside his home ballpark. His daughters and son pulled the cover off the statue, to cheers from fans and great emotion from Mauer.
  • To think I’m bronzed here at Target Field in Minnesota, it means more to me than you guys will ever know,” Mauer told the assembled crowd. “Obviously it was a big summer last year, going into Cooperstown -- that was just an unbelievable experience. But to see myself here, this isn’t going to be moving for a long time. Here in my home state of Minnesota, I was always proud to put on this uniform, to play for this club, and to go out there and try to win every night with my teammates. So this just means the world to me.”