Get To Know The Chattanooga Lookouts, The Twins Newest Affiliate

This offseason, the Minnesota Twins had a decision to make when it came to the future of their Double-A affiliate. After partnering with the New Britain Rock Cats for years, the two organizations had met a crossroads. Eventually both deciding to go their own way, the Twins found themselves a new Double-A home in Tennessee with the Chattanooga Lookouts. Formerly an affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Lookouts look to play host to some of the biggest names in the Twins organization in 2015.

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The history surrounding the Lookouts runs deep, with the club having been in operation since 1885. After ending the five-year run with the Dodgers, the Lookouts no become home to the Twins, and manager Doug Mientkiewicz. Playing at AT&T Field (no not the one in San Francisco), the Lookouts will boast names like Byron Buxton, Miguel Sano, Eddie Rosario, and Jose Berrios during the 2015 season.

Rounding out the front office of the Lookouts organization are owners Frank and Daniel Burke as well as Charles Eshbach. The general manager is Rich Mozingo. Chattanooga Lookouts games have audio broadcasts on both the Lookouts official website as well as ESPNChattanooga.com

Thanks to the generosity of the club, we here at Puckett’s Pond want to make sure that fans around Twins Territory are able to fully support our newest affiliate as well. With some prizes to give away over the coming days and weeks throughout Spring Training, make sure to head over to Twitter @PuckettsPond for some fun trivia and an opportunity to score yourself some new Lookouts gear.

Make sure to follow along with the Chattanooga Lookouts season on Twitter @ChattLookouts and at the official website of the Lookouts.

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