With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching, the Twins are clearing roster space for any potential trade pieces they acquire.

T he New York Yankees made their first major trade of 2025 when they sent two prospects to the Colorado Rockies in exchange for third baseman Ryan McMahon. While McMahon fills a h

As MLB's trade deadline nears, left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe, right-handed hitting outfielder Harrison Bader, and switch-hitting utility player Willi Castro are the players most likely to no longer be Minnesota Twins come Aug.

If the Twins sell, they have plenty of marketable players to shop, from impending free agents to core pieces under years of team control.

On Friday, Finkelstein and Staph predicted that the Cubs would acquire Ryan, sending the Twins a three-prospect package including catcher Moises Ballesteros, infielder Jefferson Rojas, and right-handed pitcher Jaxon Wiggins.

Then, Freeman stepped to the plate, and as he has done time and again, he delivered. A walk-off single to left field, which tipped off the glove of the Twins' Harrison Bader, gave the Dodgers an enrapturing 4-3 victory.

A feeling of uncertainty hangs over the Minnesota Twins as they return home to open a three-game series against the Washington Nationals on Friday night in Minneapolis.

The New York Yankees need to make some big moves in the coming days. Could they pull off a blockbuster trade with the Minnesota Twins?

While the cost to do business with the Minnesota Twins may be high, there is a method to Falvey’s madness. The Minnesota Twins have two of the best relievers available at the deadline and teams with World Series dreams are desperate to add more backend bullpen help for what they hope will be a deep playoff run.