Dave St. Peter

Dave St. Peter (born January 3, 1967 in Bismarck, North Dakota) has served as president of the Minnesota Twins of Major League Baseball since 2002.

St. Peter was born in Bismarck, North Dakota, and attended St. Mary's Central High School in Bismarck and the University of North Dakota. He joined the Twins organization in 1990.^[1]

References

East	Vacant (Baltimore Orioles) Dave Dombrowski (Boston Red Sox) Randy Levine (New York Yankees) Brian Auld (Tampa Bay Rays) Mark Shapiro (Toronto Blue Jays)

Central	Jerry Reinsdorf (Chicago White Sox) Chris Antonetti (Cleveland Indians) Vacant (Detroit Tigers) Dan Glass (Kansas City Royals) Dave St. Peter (Minnesota Twins)

West	Reid Ryan (Houston Astros) John Carpino (Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim) Michael Crowley (Oakland Athletics) Kevin Mather (Seattle Mariners) Jon Daniels (Texas Rangers)

East	John Schuerholz (Atlanta Braves) David Samson (Miami Marlins) Saul Katz (New York Mets) Andy MacPhail (Philadelphia Phillies) Mike Rizzo (Washington Nationals)

Central	Theo Epstein (Chicago Cubs) Robert Castellini (Cincinnati Reds) Mark Attanasio (Milwaukee Brewers) Frank Coonelly (Pittsburgh Pirates) Bill DeWitt III (St. Louis Cardinals)

West	Derrick Hall (Arizona Diamondbacks) Vacant (Colorado Rockies) Stan Kasten (Los Angeles Dodgers) Vacant (San Diego Padres) Larry Baer (San Francisco Giants)

Washington Senators/Minnesota Twins Presidents

Washington Senators (1901–1960)	Clark Griffith Calvin Griffith

Minnesota Twins (1961–present)	Calvin Griffith Howard Fox Jerry Bell Dave St. Peter

Ballparks

Culture

Important figures

Senators Hall of Famers	Herb Carneal Goose Goslin Bucky Harris Walter Johnson Arch McDonald Sam Rice

Wall of Fame members	Rick Aguilera Bob Allison Earl Battey Bert Blyleven George Brophy Rod Carew Bob Casey Gary Gaetti Calvin Griffith Kent Hrbek Jim Kaat Tom Kelly Harmon Killebrew Tony Oliva Carl Pohlad Kirby Puckett Brad Radke Jim Rantz Zoilo Versalles Frank Viola

Key personnel

World Series
championships (3)

Pennants (6)

Division titles (10)

Minor league affiliates

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