Control artist and fast-rising prospect Pierson Ohl gets the call, after Monday's Chris Paddack trade created an opportunity.

The Minnesota Twins have officially gone into selling mode, trading pitchers Chris Paddack and Randy Dobnak to the Detroit Tigers.

Fairbanks isn’t quite the same pitcher he was in 2023, when he struck out 68 in 45 innings. His strikeout rate has dropped, but he still keeps the ball on the ground and limits barrels as well as anyone. The Rays hold a team option for 2026, so they won’t feel pressured to deal him unless the return is strong.

We're about 48 hours away from Thursday's trade deadline, which means there continue to be new rumors every day. It seems increasingly likely that Minnesota hangs onto starting pitcher Joe Ryan, but crazier things have happened. Let's react to three proposals that might be tough to refuse.

Jhoan Duran got fans riled up when he hugged his Twins teammate and left the bullpen in the middle of rampant trade rumors.

As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Minnesota Twins are holding two of the most sought-after bullpen arms on the market: Jhoan Duran and Griffin Jax. With both relievers boasting 2.5 years of team control and plenty of experience in high-leverage roles,

Diego Cartaya fizzled out with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins, but that didn't stop the San Francisco Giants from taking a flier on the catcher.

The Twins have one of the best closers in the MLB in Jhoan Duran, who has 74 saves over the last three and a half seasons. If the Cubs are willing to trade for Duran, then they will likely have to move on from their No. 1 prospect, Owen Caissie. And Rich Eberwein from Fansided thinks there could be a fit for Caissie in Minnesota.