Top 5 Walk-Up Songs For Twins Players - 2015 Edition
Last year we brought you the top 5 walk-up songs for the Minnesota Twins.
But just as the roster can change from year to year, so too can these classic call-to-bats. So, in honor of this week's home opener we decided to take a look at what tunes stayed the same, what changed and what ones are simply the best.
Think we got it wrong? Let us know in the poll at the bottom of the page.
No. 1: Jordan Schafer
- "Earned It – Lo Fye Remix" by The Weekend
Schafer's choice is a remix of a song made popular by a film all about dominance, "50 Shades of Grey." Now, if only the Twins can dominate the field.
No. 2: Kurt Suzuki
- "My Audio" by J-Boog
Suzuki moved up four places by sticking with his 2014 walk-up choice. After all, why change after being chosen as a 2014 American League All-Star player?
No 3. Eduardo Escobar
- "Tu Me Quemas" by Chino & Nacho ft. Gente De Zona, Los Cadillacs
Escobar brings a taste of his country to the field with this song by Venezuelan pop group Chino & Nacho. With a little reggae flair added by Cuban group Gente De Zona, it definitely will get the crowd dancing.
No. 4: Brian Dozier
- "GDFR" by Flo Rida
While perhaps being the Twins' player that has the biggest change from last year, his 2014 walk-up was "Small Town USA," Dozier also throws down a threat that cannot be denied by other teams – it's going down, for real.
No. 5: Trevor Plouffe
- "Thuggish Ruggish Bone" by Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
Plouffe also went for a change, switching from Led Zepplin to Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. Perhaps he's hoping to channel the rappers pride when they say they "never knew no competition." Let's hope it's because they were winning all the time.
