With a 7-2 loss to the Washington Nationals at Target Field, the Twins fell to 3-6 since returning from the all-star break on July 18, with only a three-game series with Boston between them and the deadline at 5 p.m. on Thursday.

Of those, there is Sunday steam in the rumor mill regarding six of them: Duran, Jax, Coulombe, Ryan, Bader and Castro.

Jhoan Duran is drawing heavy trade interest as the Minnesota Twins consider selling ahead of the 2025 MLB trade deadline.

Derek Falvey doesn't appear to have an urgent approach for the Minnesota Twins ahead of the MLB trade deadline.

Transitioning relievers (let alone elite ones) into starting pitchers midseason is relatively unheard of. Yet, given the unique situation Minnesota finds itself in, there may never be a better time.

The Twins are entertaining trade offers for at least three of their players, per a new report. Minnesota may be willing to part with more.

The Dodgers never held a lead against the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday, with the bullpen imploding across the middle innings as Minnesota stole the second game of the series by a final score of 10-7.

The New York Yankees figure to be looking for third basemen at the trade deadline, but they could also look at shortstop options to replace Anthony Volpe.

In recent years, the Twins have strongly preferred pitchers with riding fastballs and vertical breaking-ball profiles. Key draft pick Riley Quick is a different breed. Does it signal a new direction for the team?

They last had three All-Stars in 2019. 32 players will be selected to the AL roster (20 position players, 12 pitchers), though others can be added as replacements. Published May 31, 2025 WILL RAGATZ