What we learned from the Department of Justice's indictment of two pitchers, and what it means for baseball, and perhaps, America.

With Brooks Lee still unproven and the depth chart looking thin, the Twins may be forced to search a barren shortstop market for answers.

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With Brooks Lee still unproven and the depth chart looking thin, the Twins may be forced to search a barren shortstop market for answers.

Minnesota's struggles to get production from the third spot in the lineup epitomized a short-circuiting offense. Who can step up and take charge in 2026 and beyond? 

Derek Falvey asked his club's former bench coach what had gone wrong with Twins batters from late 2024 onward. Shelton's answer satisfied his new boss. What was it?

This guide is a comprehensive look at the Minnesota Twins' 2025-2026 offseason schedule, including essential dates on the Winter Meetings, MLB Draft Lottery, and dates on which the Twins have to make important decisions on their arbitration-eligible players and players with a team or mutual contract options. In the following paragraphs, you will find a list of pending free agents, players with contract options, and a detailed timeline of the MLB offseason.

The Twins' coaching staff has begun to take shape, but how will it be different?

With just two relievers penciled in for Opening Day, the Minnesota Twins face a familiar offseason challenge: how do you rebuild a bullpen on a budget? Following the outrighting veteran relievers Michael Tonkin, Thomas Hatch, Génesis Cabrera, and Anthony Misiewicz off the 40-man roster, declini...

Watching "Moneyball", my take on Billy Beane's best quality as a GM wasn't his knowledge on analytics (that was Paul DePodesta's job); His best talent was initiating, negotiating & closing on trade deals. What really helped him was his ability & courage to think out of the (old school) box,...

Baseball’s hottest club is Splitter, and these teams need to up their game when it comes to this postseason’s marquee offering.

Baseball’s hottest club is Splitter, and these teams need to up their game when it comes to this postseason’s marquee offering.

From Mauer and Puckett to forgotten names, Baseball America’s new retrospective offers a fascinating look at Minnesota’s hits and misses in prospect development since 1983.

Minnesota’s rotation gets a boost of optimism as the offseason begins with good news on two key right-handers.

One of the most experienced relief pitchers in MLB history will be tasked with overseeing the rebuild of a Twins bullpen from scratch. 

With just two relievers penciled in for Opening Day, the Minnesota Twins face a familiar offseason challenge: how do you rebuild a bullpen on a budget?

With just two relievers penciled in for Opening Day, the Minnesota Twins face a familiar offseason challenge: how do you rebuild a bullpen on a budget?

Byron Buxton just joined an exclusive club among the best two-way outfielders in MLB history. He became the 22nd player to win both a Silver Slugger and a Gold Glove as a center fielder in their career. It’s worth acknowledging how special that is.

The 2025-26 MLB free agent market is heating up across baseball, and national outlets are rolling out their annual top 50 lists, complete with projected contracts and potential landing spots. For the Minnesota Twins, those lists highlight the financial constraints they may face this winter. Aft...

Aaron and John talk about the Twins hiring Derek Shelton as their new manager, cutting Jose Miranda (and five others) from the 40-man roster, LaTroy Hawkins joining the coaching staff, the front office continuing to dodge questions about 2026, and revisiting preseason over/under picks.

Entering the offseason, the Minnesota Twins don't have a viable full-time first base option on their 40-man roster or in the high minors. Yes, Kody Clemens spent significant time at the position after Ty France was traded to the Toronto Blue Jays at the trade deadline last season. Even in his best s...

Twins Daily asks the hard questions the local media won't touch.

For a team that hasn't been all that successful overall, the Twins have repeatedly been poached for coaching talent over the years. It just happened again. Why can't these guys get results in Minnesota?

The Twins need to develop players at the MLB level, but does Shelton have that track record?

I was a big Flavine fan. They originally brought in some good coaches like Wes Johnson & Tanner Swanson. They pick up some good FAs, like Castro, Cruz, Cron, Schoop, Perez & Pineda. & Odorizzi trade fell into their laps. The perfect storm of the "bomba squad" that organically came about...