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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.
Six takeaways from the MLB trade deadline: Twins blow it up, A.J. Preller stays on brand
The Padres were not the Twins. With his team’s playoff odds trending heavily upward in the past week, Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller did what he always does: he got aggressive and found ways to get what he needed.
How the Twins reshaped organization — and MLB pennant race — in epic trade deadline fire sale
The two most high-profile deals the Twins made included sending closer Jhoan Duran to the Phillies for two top prospects and trading shortstop Carlos Correa to the Astros while paying $33 million of the more than $100 million remaining on his contract.
The Phillies acquired elite closer Jhoan Duran from the Minnesota Twins in a blockbuster trade for Mick Abel and Eduardo Tait ...
Minnesota Twins outfielder Byron Buxton says it was "heartbreaking" to watch his club trade away almost 40 percent of the ...
The Minnesota Twins opted to hold onto Joe Ryan at the trade deadline, but there's growing speculation that they may end up ...
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Bob Nightengale of USA Today has corrected a report he had on Sunday regarding a possible trade of Christian Walker.
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