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The Minnesota Twins announced Derek Falvey’s departure as president of baseball operations, with GM Jeremy Zoll elevated to the top baseball-ops role while the team searches for a new president of business operations; the move comes amid an ownership reshuffle and a volatile offseason, leaving questions about roster direction and payroll (about $108 million) ahead of spring training.
The Minnesota Twins are approaching the MLB trade deadline with a flexible strategy, as team president Derek Falvey indicates they are open to both buying and selling, depending on the offers they receive. Several Twins players, including relievers Jhoan Duran and Griffin Jax, are attracting interest from multiple teams, while the team considers its options amid recent poor results and a 50-55 record. The Twins are also managing injuries and celebrating team milestones.
Minnesota Twins President Dave St. Peter is stepping down to take an advisory role, with Derek Falvey promoted to his position and Jeremy Zoll becoming the new general manager. St. Peter, who joined the Twins in 1990 and became president in 2002, played a significant role in the team's transformation, including the opening of Target Field. The transition comes amid the team's potential sale and restructuring of its broadcast operations. St. Peter expressed confidence in Falvey and Zoll's leadership as the team enters a new phase.
The Minnesota Twins face financial constraints as they enter the offseason, with a projected payroll of $127-$130 million, necessitating creative roster management. President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey is optimistic about the team's depth, particularly in the pitching rotation and bullpen, but acknowledges the need to potentially trade players to create financial flexibility. The team aims to fill key positions, including outfielders and a first baseman, while maintaining a competitive core. Falvey emphasizes the importance of staying open-minded and exploring trades to improve the roster.
The Minnesota Twins have been reaching out to teams about potential trades during the MLB winter meetings, but most responses have been to "stay in touch" as other teams wait for free agent discussions or other moves to happen. The Twins, who are more focused on trades than free agent negotiations, may not see much activity until later this month.