Twins believed to be seeking $1.7B in sale of team
- The Pohlad Family is seeking at least $1.7 billion for a potential sale of the Minnesota Twins, according to The Athletic.
- The Twins currently have over $425 million in debt, complicating the sale process.
- Multiple sources reported that Joe Pohlad, the executive chair, prefers to remain in control of the team.
- A source stated that the Pohlads are not pressured to sell and want to thoroughly evaluate the process.
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Paul Bunyan Television adding Twins TV
BEMIDJI — Paul Bunyan Television has announced the addition of Twins TV to its lineup, bringing Minnesota Twins fans complete coverage of the team this season. All Paul Bunyan Television main service subscribers will have access to Twins TV on HD Channel 558 and SD Channel 58. Live game coverage on Twins TV will begin on Major League Baseball's Opening Day this coming Thursday, March 27. The Twins TV channel will deliver live Twins games and ext…

Twins believed to be seeking $1.7B in sale of team
Current owners of the Minnesota Twins, the Pohlad Family, are seeking at least $1.7 billion in a potential sale of the team, according to The Athletic.
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Pohlad Family Seeking $1.7 Billion For Twins
The Pohlad family’s efforts to sell the Twins hit a major stumbling block when presumed front-runner Justin Ishbia dropped out of the process to increase his minority share of the White Sox. The Pohlads continue to evaluate the market, but there’s no longer a clear timetable for when a sale could be reached — nor is it a guarantee that they’ll sell at all. According to a report from Dan Hayes, Ken Rosenthal and Brittany Ghiroli at The Athletic, …
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