While the Minnesota Twins are reportedly expected to reveal who the Pohlad family's new limited partners are at some point this month, one such partner is believed to be Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold.

The Twins had the second-best odds at the top selection but came away with the third pick in a deep draft class loaded with shortstop talent.

Naturally, this means that the Twins could pursue a player in free agency and, given their frugal ways, are likely out of the running for Pete Alonso and even Ryan O’Hearn. However, Rhys Hoskins could be just affordable enough for Minnesota to be interested. Unfortunately, his sticker price is one of the only things he has going for him for 2026.

The Twins could put a surprisingly competitive team on the diamond in 2026 with the right moves in free agency.

The franchise in Minnesota has been for sale since last fall. This week, the Twins sold the roster. With nine trades, including seven over the final five hours before the deadline on Thursday, the Twins stunningly jettisoned nearly 40% of their team ...

The Twins tried turning to a shortstop to lift the team to contention once before. Could they do that again—this time, via trade with the Washington Nationals?

It's been just over a month since the Minnesota Twins stunned the baseball world by dealing 10 players to other teams prior to the July 31 trade deadline. Unsurprisingly, the Twins have gone 11-18 since the calendar flipped to August and have long since ...

Major League Baseball has been traveling the country over the years, playing games at unique venues including Fort Bragg Stadium in North Carolina, Rickwood Field in Alabama and Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee. MLB will return to one of its most ...