Minnesota Twins News

The Twins released Gio Urshela and Andrew Chafin, both on minor league deals, after they didn't make the Opening Day roster. Urshela, once a solid player for Minnesota, and Chafin, a veteran reliever, now explore free agency.

Twins Release Gio Urshela, Andrew Chafin

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Joe Ryan takes the mound for the Twins as they face the Orioles on Opening Day at Camden Yards. After a turbulent offseason, Ryan aims to lead the rotation following Pablo López's injury. Can he set the tone for Minnesota's season? ⚾

Twins-Orioles Opening Day starters: Ryan vs. Rogers

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The Twins have optioned Zebby Matthews to Triple-A, solidifying their rotation. Joe Ryan is named Opening Day starter, with Bailey Ober and Simeon Woods Richardson set to join. Taj Bradley and Mick Abel round out the staff after Matthews' departure.

Twins Option Zebby Matthews, Finalize Rotation Plans

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The Twins released veteran right-hander Liam Hendriks as Opening Day approaches. Despite hopes for a comeback, Hendriks struggled, prompting roster adjustments that might give Dan Altavilla or Zak Kent bullpen spots. 🧩

Twins release Hendriks as Opening Day nears

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Liam Hendriks, a three-time All-Star, was released by the Twins, entering free agency. Despite a respectable spring training, the veteran reliever won't be in the Twins' bullpen in 2026. Hendriks now seeks his next MLB opportunity.

Liam Hendricks to enter free agency after Twins latest move

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Liam Hendriks has been released by the Twins, making him a free agent. His Article XX(b) status meant the team had to decide on his roster spot, ultimately opting for his release. 🎯

Twins' Liam Hendriks Granted His Release

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The 2006 Twins stumbled early, starting 1-5 despite strong performances from Brad Radke and homers by Shannon Stewart, Tony Batista, and Torii Hunter. A five-game win streak, highlighted by Justin Morneau's clutch walk-off, reignited hope. ⚾

The 2006 Twins ride the early season rollercoaster

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Cole Sands aims to enhance his performance by adding a gyro slider to his arsenal after a mixed 2025 season with the Twins. This adjustment comes after facing more left-handed hitters, which impacted his effectiveness. 🔄

Cole Sands Hopes Adding A Gyro Slider Unlocks His Arsenal - Zone Coverage

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Dasan Hill hit 100 mph on the radar gun in his Spring Breakout debut for the Twins, striking out three in 2 2/3 innings. The hard-throwing lefty showcased his potential, overcoming a bases-loaded jam with ease. ⚾

Hill flashes potential -- and 100 mph fastball -- for Twins in Spring Breakout

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Kody Funderburk transformed his season for the Twins with a sharp turnaround, posting a 0.75 ERA post-trade deadline in 2025. Despite concerns about walks, he refined his mechanics, striking out 28 in 24 innings. A game-changing adjustment indeed. 🔄

Kody Funderburk Took A Cue That Changed Everything Last Year - Zone Coverage

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The Twins' left-field position battle is heating up, with Alan Roden and James Outman vying for a spot. The winner forms the left-handed side of a platoon, while the loser may not make the roster. Austin Martin's concussion adds uncertainty to the mix.

Twins' biggest offensive position battle coming down to wire

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The Twins are exploring trade options for Alex Jackson as Opening Day approaches. With no minor league options left, Jackson could hit waivers if a deal isn't made. His fate hinges on whether the Twins opt for a three-catcher roster or face injuries.

Twins Shopping Alex Jackson

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The Twins' left-field situation looks promising with Alan Roden and James Outman impressing in Spring Training. A potential platoon with Austin Martin could boost offensive production and surprise skeptics. 🌟

How are AL Central teams looking as Spring Training wraps up?

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Six Minnesota Twins players have worn the iconic No. 42 outside of Jackie Robinson Day. Notable names include Jim Manning, who debuted in 1962, and Butch Huskey, a post-retirement exception in 2000. Each player's journey adds a unique twist to the Twins' history.

The six Minnesota Twins to have worn No. 42

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Bailey Ober is adapting to lower velocity this spring, working to refine his delivery. Despite frustration, he's optimistic about regaining form and achieving success with or without peak speed. 🔄

Ober frustrated by lower velo, but learning to do more with less

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The Twins released Gio Urshela and Andrew Chafin, both on minor league deals, after they didn't make the Opening Day roster. Urshela, once a solid player for Minnesota, and Chafin, a veteran reliever, now explore free agency.

Twins Release Gio Urshela, Andrew Chafin

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Joe Ryan takes the mound for the Twins as they face the Orioles on Opening Day at Camden Yards. After a turbulent offseason, Ryan aims to lead the rotation following Pablo López's injury. Can he set the tone for Minnesota's season? ⚾

Twins-Orioles Opening Day starters: Ryan vs. Rogers

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The Twins have optioned Zebby Matthews to Triple-A, solidifying their rotation. Joe Ryan is named Opening Day starter, with Bailey Ober and Simeon Woods Richardson set to join. Taj Bradley and Mick Abel round out the staff after Matthews' departure.

Twins Option Zebby Matthews, Finalize Rotation Plans

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The Twins released veteran right-hander Liam Hendriks as Opening Day approaches. Despite hopes for a comeback, Hendriks struggled, prompting roster adjustments that might give Dan Altavilla or Zak Kent bullpen spots. 🧩

Twins release Hendriks as Opening Day nears

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Liam Hendriks, a three-time All-Star, was released by the Twins, entering free agency. Despite a respectable spring training, the veteran reliever won't be in the Twins' bullpen in 2026. Hendriks now seeks his next MLB opportunity.

Liam Hendricks to enter free agency after Twins latest move

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