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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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Twins believed to be seeking $1.7B in sale of team

The 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. The Twins are renewing the sale process a month after billionaire Justin Ishbia spurned the Twins to increase his minority stake in the Chicago White Sox. The team's current debt complicates any possible deal. The Twins have more than $425 million in debt, according to The Athletic. Because o…

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The Pohlad family, owner of the Minnesota Twins, seeks at least $1.7 billion to sell the franchise, according to Ken Rosenthal, Dan Hayes and Brittany Ghiroli of The Athletic. However, the club has accumulated a debt of more than $425 million, one of the highest figures among the 30 teams of the MLB. This has led the Pohlad family to seek a high selling price and could be generating a limited interest on the part of potential buyers, adds Rosent…

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Larry Brown Sports broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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