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Frederick: Next Time Opportunity Knocks for the Twins, Don’t Slam the Door in Its Face

MINNESOTA, AUG 3 – The Twins traded 40% of their roster after consecutive losing seasons to acquire top prospects like Taj Bradley and Eduardo Tait as part of a long-term rebuilding plan.

  • The Minnesota Twins entered a major rebuild in 2025 after trading away 40% of their 26-man roster at a dramatic recent trade deadline.
  • This roster overhaul happened because the Twins faced back-to-back disappointing seasons and are now navigating an uncertain future despite playoff appearances two seasons ago.
  • The team acquired promising young prospects including Kendry Rojas, Eduardo Tait, Ryan Gallagher, Hendry Mendez, and Mick Abel to anchor the refreshed farm system.
  • Rojas posted a 3.46 ERA with 62 strikeouts pre-trade, Tait ranked as the third-best prospect traded this deadline, and Gallagher features advanced pitching skills as a potential future rotation piece.
  • Twins leadership acknowledges the need for a new approach, expecting prospects to develop while ownership changes loom, with hopes this rebuild could lead to sustainable success.
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Frederick: Next time opportunity knocks for the Twins, don’t slam the door in its face

As he tried to generate optimism for the Twins’ future at a moment when there appears to be zero of it Thursday evening after Minnesota traded away a massive chunk of its roster, Twins president Derek Falvey recounted transactional successes of the past in which he flipped valuable veterans for upstart prospects who helped Minnesota in the years to come. Trading away Nelson Cruz resulted in Joe Ryan. Trading away Eduardo Escobar brought in Jhoan…

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timesng.com broke the news in on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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