US EditionTigers Option Infielder to Toledo, Making Room for Chris Paddack’s Arrival
WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN, JUL 28 – The Twins trade two veteran pitchers to strengthen their rebuild while the Tigers add rotation depth amid injuries, acquiring arms with a combined 4.95 and 7.67 ERA this season.
- On Monday, the Minnesota Twins traded right-handed pitchers Chris Paddack and Randy Dobnak to the Detroit Tigers for Enrique Jimenez ahead of Thursday's MLB trade deadline.
- Amid Olson’s shoulder strain and a Wild Card deficit, both teams made strategic moves, with the Tigers seeking starters and the Twins aiming to rebuild.
- Highlighting uneven numbers, Paddack and Dobnak faced mixed results, with Paddack's performance details not specified in the source.
- Following the trade, Chris Paddack joins Detroit’s rotation as the Tigers plan to use him in the fourth spot behind Skubal, Flaherty, and Mize, while Minnesota prepares a bullpen game Tuesday.
- Looking ahead, the trade underscores the Twins’ willingness to move veterans for prospects as they rebuild their roster.
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The Oakland Press
RoyalOakTribune.comTigers to ‘push’ new pitcher Chris Paddack: ‘We believe in him’
DETROIT — How or what Chris Paddack felt about being traded from the Twins to the division-rival Tigers will have to wait another day. While the trade was made official Tuesday — Paddack and Randy Dobnak for Low-A catching prospect Enrique Jimenez — the 29-year-old right-hander spent the afternoon getting acclimated with his new surroundings and teammates. Related Articles Troy Melton throws 7 scoreless innings in 2nd career start …
Pine Journal
Twins send Chris Paddack, Randy Dobnak to Detroit for catching prospect
Let the trades begin. The Minnesota Twins sent starting pitcher Chris Paddack to the Detroit Tigers on Monday afternoon, the first of what could be multiple moves ahead of Thursday’s 5 p.m. trade deadline as the Twins have fallen behind much of the American League in their quest for a Wild Card berth. Paddack, who will become a free agent after this season, and fellow right-handed pitcher Randy Dobnak, who has spent much of this season in Triple…
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