The Mets need a boost in the bullpen very badly. They also can use an upgrade in centerfield. This trade with the Twins would answer both those issues.

MLB fans are convinced that the umpires "rigged" the Los Angeles Dodgers-Minnesota Twins game on Wednesday afternoon.

Given the Minnesota Twins’ mediocre start to the second half, president Derek Falvey and his front office have positioned themselves as deadline sellers, willing to take calls on any and all talent. We know the MN Twins are already open to selling off their expiring contracts.

With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching, the Mariners have been linked to another infielder should they miss out on Eugenio Suarez.

Former Alabama pitcher Riley Quick, chosen 36th overall in this year's MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins, has signed with the organization. MLB Pipeline senior writer Jim Callis confirmed that Quick signed for $2,692,000, the full slot value for the 36th pick.

As the days count down before the July 31 Trade Deadline, Twins players and coaches know that there is extra urgency attached to every game. On Tuesday, they showed how deep they are willing to dig for a win.