MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins announced after Sunday’s game that outfielder Kyler Fedko will be added to the 40-man roster and will join the team in Texas for the upcoming road trip.
Fedko was the Twins’ 12th-round pick out of the University of Connecticut in the 2021 MLB Draft. A right-handed hitter who can play all three outfield positions, Fedko has yet to play in the Major Leagues. He posted an .829 OPS in 42 games with Triple-A St. Paul last year, his first exposure to that level.
This season, the 26-year-old Fedko has slashed .286/.372/.578 for an OPS of .950 in 58 games with the Saints. He's hit 15 home runs, scored 44 runs and drove in 45. He’s also stolen nine bases after finishing 2025 with 38 steals, including 26 at Double-A Wichita and 12 for St. Paul.
In a corresponding move, infielder Orlando Arcia was designated for assignment. Arcia posted an OPS of .654 with one home run over 18 games with the Twins.