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Minnesota Twins trade away nearly 40% of their roster in 9 deals before the deadline
All told, the Twins made nine deals this week, sending out 10 major-league players, which represented nearly 40% of their roster. Among them, star shortstop Carlos Correa waived his no-trade clause to return to the Houston Astros in the team’s most shocking move at the deadline.
The Minnesota Twins traded Carlos Correa back to the Houston Astros on deadline day, but it took Jim Pohlad taking over ...
The Twins’ other new bullpen additions include Erasmo Ramírez, another veteran who has pitched in parts of 13 different major ...
With nine separate trades over four days, the Twins drastically reshaped both their Major League roster and their farm system ...
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Talks fell apart when the Red Sox were unwilling to offer any of their big league outfielders, or an enticing enough package ...
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Twins’ letter to season-ticket holders after fire sale: ‘We’re here to win a World Series’Twins President Derek Falvey sent an email to season-ticket holders Friday after they dealt 10 players before Major League ...
The Minnesota Twins have traded nearly 40% of their team this week, including Carlos Correa and four high-leverage relievers ...
Still — if the Twins had any interest in competing next season, they would have at least asked for a MLB player in return for Correa, and it sounds like the Astros were at least willing to negotiate a ...
In less than one week, the club jettisoned nearly 40 percent of its lineup, including its star shortstop and unquestioned team leader Carlos Correa.
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