Jan. 12: Lindsay Whalen To Return To Minn.

Executive Vice President Roger Griffith and Lindsay Whalen of the Minnesota Lynx hold up Whalen's Lynx jersey as she signs with the team. (credit: Hannah Foslien/NBAE via Getty Images)

Jan. 17: Favre, Vikings Advance With 34-3 Win Over Cowboys

Running back Chester Taylor #29 of the Minnesota Vikings is tackled by Keith Brooking #51 of the Dallas Cowboys during the NFC Divisional Playoff Game at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on January 17, 2010 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Vikings defeated the Cowboys 34-3. (credit: Elsa/Getty Images)

Jan. 24: Was This Brett Favre's Last Game? [The answer: No.] Vikings Loss in NFC Championships

The New Orleans Saints beat the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship Game at the Louisiana Superdome on January 24, 2010 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (credit: Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)

Feb. 1: Mauer Signs 10-Year Deal

Catcher Joe Mauer signs a 10-year contract with the Minnesota Twins. (credit: CBS)

Feb. 1: Royce White Quits The 'U'

(credit: University of Minnesota)

Top Gophers basketball recruit Royce White told WCCO-TV he intends to quit classes at the University of Minnesota. He has since joined the Iowa State Cyclones.

Feb. 11: Vonn Says She Took 'A Bunch' Of Painkillers

USA's Lindsey Vonn, a Burnsville-native, arrives limping for the first official training for the Ladies Olympic downhill at Whistler Creekside Alpine skiing venue on February 11, 2010. US ski star Lindsey Vonn has a badly bruised and possibly fractured right shin that is causing "excruciating pain," forcing her to take painkillers. She then went on to win several medals. (credit: Michael Kappeler/AFP/Getty Images)

March 8: Twins Announce New Hot Dogs For Target Field

Out with the Dome Dog, in the with four types of Minnesota-made Schweigert dogs for the new Target Field. (credit: CBS)

March 19: Gophers Men's Basketball Makes NCAA Tourney

The Minnesota Golden Gophers huddle before taking on the Xavier Musketeers during the first round of the 2010 NCAA men's basketball tournament at the Bradley Center. (credit: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

April 12: 1st Regular Season Twins Game At Target Field

Denard Span #2 of the Minnesota Twins in the first inning against Jon Lester #31 of the Boston Red Sox during the Twins home opener at Target Field. (credit: Hannah Foslien /Getty Images)

June 21: Foul Ball Leaves Twins Fan With Broken Bones

Darcie Hill was paying attention, but it didn't stop a line drive foul from striking her in the face during a Minnesota Twins game. (credit: CBS)

July 7: Morneau Gets Concussion, Out For Rest Of Season

Minnesota Twins first baseman Justin Morneau suffered a concussion when he took an accidental knee to the head during a slide into second base during a game in Toronto on July 7. He missed the rest of the season because of the concussion. (Photo by Hannah Foslien /Getty Images)

Aug. 4: Teammate: Favre Texted Players Saying He's Done

In the continuing saga of Brett Favre, the quarterback allegedly texted his Viking teammates to say he wasn't coming back for another season. (credit: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

Aug. 17: Favre In Minnesota To Reportedly Rejoin Vikes

Quarterback Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings participates in his first morning practice since returning to Vikings Winter Park. Favre injured his ankle last year and had been reportedly considering retiring after one season with the Vikings. (credit: Adam Bettcher/Getty Images)

Sept. 21: Twins Clinch 6th Division Title In 9 Years

The Minnesota Twins clinch their sixth American League Central Division title in the last nine years. (credit: CBS)

Early October: Favre 'Sexting' Story Resurfaces

The NFL launched an investigation into allegations that Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre sent inappropriate messages and photos to at least Jenn Sterger who worked for the New York Jets when he played for the team in 2008. (credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for PR/PR)

Oct. 6: Done Deal: Randy Moss Coming Back To Vikings

In a weird turn of events, Randy Moss is traded to the Minnesota Vikings from the New England Patriots. A few weeks later, he was waived by the team. (credit: Jeff Gross/Getty Images)

Oct. 14: Favre Hit In The Junk By Football

An errant pass by a teammate lands in the one place men would not want to be hit with a football. (credit: CBS)

Oct. 17: Minnesota Fires Coach Tim Brewster

Tim Brewster was fired as head coach of the University of Minnesota football team. Brewster went 15-30 at Minnesota, including 6-21 in the Big Ten. (credit: Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

Nov. 9: Tinucci's Business Soars After Moss' Rude Comments

Twin Cities restaurant Tinucci's served lunch to the Vikings players after practice when Randy Moss allegedly had a tirade over the food, saying "I wouldn't serve this to my [expletive] dog!" After the incident, Tinucci turned the tables on Moss by offering free meals to people who donated their Moss jerseys. (credit: CBS)

Nov. 19: Rally Star Andrew Hausmann

Andrew Hausmann, who plays on Rosemount's unbeaten football team and is a champion weightlifter is named High School Sports Rally, Rally Star. (credit: CBS)

Nov. 22: Minnesota Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress Fired

After five seasons with the team, which include several post season appearances, Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress is fired. (credit: Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Nov. 30: Roseville Girl's Basketball Team Wins Game With Incredible Half-Court Buzzer Beater Shot

A buzzer beater from half-court put the girls of Roseville over Totino-Grace by one point, and it’s not the first time this match up has come down to the final moments. (credit: CBS)

Dec. 11: U of M Volleyball Coach Mike Hebert Retires

Mike Hebert, head women’s volleyball coach at the University of Minnesota, announced his retirement. (credit: University of Minnesota)

Dec. 12: Metrodome Roof Collapses

Because of massive amounts of heavy snow, the Teflon roof of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome collapsed under the weight. (credit: Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)

Dec. 13: Brett Favre's Consecutive Game Streak Ends

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre was marked inactive for the game against the New York Giants ending his consecutive starts streak at 297. He was marked inactive due to a shoulder injury. (credit: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

Dec. 13: 'Home Game' In Detroit For Minnesota Vikings

Football fans at Ford Field for the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings game. The match-up was moved after the roof of the Metrodome collapsed under the weight of snow. (credit: Leon Halip/Getty Images)

Dec. 20: Once Again, Outdoor Football In Minnesota (Oh, and Favre again!)

Because of the collapse of the Metrodome roof, the Minnesota Vikings played the Chicago Bears outdoors at the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium. (credit: Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)