MINNEAPOLIS – The Twins’ bullpen looks stronger than it did a week ago, but it remains a work in progress. The club finalized deals with left-hander Taylor Rogers and catcher/first baseman Victor Caratini on Friday, but that is not expected to be all. Multiple club officials said at the team’s

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins added another switch-hitter on Friday when they agreed to terms on a two-year deal with catcher/first baseman Victor Caratini. The contract is worth $14 million, a source told MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand.

MINNEAPOLIS -- A bullpen in need of help is getting some. The Twins signed free-agent lefty Taylor Rogers to a one-year contract on Friday, and according to sources, the deal is worth $2 million. Rogers, 35, began his career with the Twins, pitching for Minnesota from 2016 until he was

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins continued to shuffle their infield options on Wednesday, acquiring utility infielder Tristan Gray from the Red Sox and designating Vidal Bruján for assignment. In exchange, Minnesota sent Minor League catcher/first baseman Nate Baez to Boston. Gray joins a crowded infield mix for the Twins, who appear

MINNEAPOLIS -- If the Twins are going to bounce back from a disappointing 2025 and return to contention, a few things will need to go right. But production from the infield may be at the very top of the list. Royce Lewis and Brooks Lee both put up numbers that

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MINNEAPOLIS -- First base has been a revolving door for the Twins in recent years. Assuming Josh Bell starts there on Opening Day in Baltimore, he’ll be the fifth different starter in as many years. However, in each of those years, Minnesota has had a primary first baseman -- or

The history of the Twins is a history of players who can do it all. The best players in the history of the franchise, with very few exceptions, haven’t just been hitters. They’ve been all-around baseball players, the kinds of guys who can affect a game at the plate, in

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins added some more infield depth on Wednesday when they claimed Vidal Bruján off waivers from the Braves. Bruján has appeared at every position but catcher in his Major League career, but the large majority of his starts have come in the middle infield. He turns 28

The Twins have an illustrious history of homegrown stars, so it’s no surprise that a list of the best debuts in franchise history features many of the organization’s best known and most beloved players. Here’s one writer’s attempt at the 10 best. This is art, not science, so the factors

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MINNEAPOLIS -- For the second time in three years, the Twins will likely be heading to an arbitration hearing. The club agreed to terms with six of their arbitration-eligible players but not with star right-hander Joe Ryan.

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins have added needed middle-infield depth by agreeing to terms on a Minor League contract with veteran shortstop Orlando Arcia. The deal includes an invitation to Spring Training. Arcia, 31, is coming off a down year at the plate but remains a quality infield defender. He hit

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MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins added a little balance to their corner/designated hitter mix Friday when they acquired Eric Wagaman from the Marlins for Minor League reliever Kade Bragg.

MINNEAPOLIS -- No one needs to be reminded what Royce Lewis is capable of. He remembers it. Twins fans certainly remember it. Even his new manager remembers it. At his healthiest, Lewis has been one of the most dynamic, most dangerous, best players in baseball. He keyed the Twins’ run

MINNEAPOLIS -- As the Twins approach what could be a fascinating Spring Training, much of the prospect hype surrounds their young hitters. The organization’s top four prospects, all of whom are ranked in the Top 100 overall, are hitters.

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins have filled one of their most obvious needs. Minnesota announced Friday that it has agreed to a one-year contract with a mutual option for 2027 with free-agent first baseman/designated hitter Josh Bell. The deal is worth $7 million, sources told MLB.com. The move adds a veteran

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins made not one but two major moves regarding their ownership Wednesday. In an anticipated announcement, the club introduced three new limited partners who are buying into the club that has been owned exclusively by the Pohlad family for more than 40 years. It was also announced

MINNEAPOLIS -- While the Twins’ baseball operations personnel were busy in Orlando, Fla., during the second week in December, they weren’t the only members of the organization with important business. Twins players, alumni, front-office staff and even T.C. Bear got out in the Twin Cities Community while the meetings were

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ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Winter Meetings are in the rearview, and while the Twins made news this year, it was more for what they don’t intend to do, rather than what they did. That’s not a bad thing. Derek Falvey, the team’s president of baseball and business operations, and general

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Twins will have their highest pick since 2017 in next July's MLB Draft. Minnesota received the third overall selection in the annual MLB Draft Lottery at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. The last time the club had such a high pick, it took Royce Lewis No.

You probably could name most of the cities that have produced the most Hall of Famers: New York. Los Angeles. San Francisco. … and St. Paul? Yes, St. Paul. Four members of the Baseball Hall of Fame list St. Paul, Minn., as their birthplace, a number topped only by New

ORLANDO, Fla. -- What was a “hope” and a “goal” earlier this offseason is now a stated plan. The Twins’ front office expects that it has leeway to add to the Major League roster without trading away key pieces to make payroll room. So despite extensive rumors, Pablo López, Joe