Minnesota Twins Adds Three Minority Owners as Tom Pohlad Becomes Executive Chair
- On Wednesday, Major League Baseball approved Craig Leipold, Glick Family Investments and George G. Hicks as limited partners, and Tom Pohlad will replace Joe Pohlad as executive chair and prospective Control Person.
- Amid pandemic-era TV and ticket revenue losses, the Pohlad family announced last year it was exploring a sale and earlier this year decided to retain control while seeking minority investors.
- Glick Family Investments, overseen by Simon Glick, joined as a multi-generational New York investor while Craig Leipold became a limited partner and George G. Hicks led a group of Minnesota business leaders.
- While welcoming minority partners, the Pohlad family remains the controlling owner and said the deal will let them pay down some debt and reset the club’s financial picture; Joe Pohlad, 43, outgoing executive chair, is stepping back after three years.
- Tom Pohlad, who has not worked for the club before, will need Major League Baseball approval as Control Person months after halted sale completed with purchase prices and stake sizes undisclosed.
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Minnesota Twins adds three minority owners as Tom Pohlad becomes executive chair
The Minnesota Twins are bringing in three new minority partners after an earlier attempt to sell the team fell through, with one of the investors already owning another major Minnesota sports franchise.
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