The Minnesota Twins don't currently have an open spot on their 40-man roster, but they're in a position where selecting someone in the Rule 5 Draft could make sense. Which bats could they target?

Minnesota’s offseason has been filled with speculation about trades, payroll cuts, and who might actually be on the Opening Day roster. But while many veterans are resting and preparing for 2026, a ...

After adding a whopping six players to their 40-man roster Tuesday in advance of next month's Rule 5 Draft, the Minnesota ...

The Twins started their offseason by acquiring their likely backup catcher from the Baltimore Orioles in an ...

Minnesota’s offseason is being shaped by trade chatter, financial questions, and ownership uncertainty. The offseason has ...

As Derek Shelton takes over as Twins manager, there have been plenty of questions swirling about whether he could manage the ...

A new wave of players became available on Tuesday night, as teams shuffled their rosters to protect prospects from the Rule 5 ...

MLB Commission Rob Manfred noted this week that the Pohlad family’s sale of non-controlling shares of the Minnesota Twins to ...

The first Pablo Lopez trade is a perfect example of what the Twins could try to accomplish by dealing him now.

The Minnesota Twins’ acquisition of Alex Jackson did not spark much excitement, and that reaction is understandable. Backup ...

The Twins' building-block players could not hold the roster together amid collapses in two straight seasons. Does that mean ...

Joel Sherman of the NY Post is reporting that the Minnesota Twins are "more likely" to move Pablo Lopez than Joe Ryan.