"Minnesota became sellers at the trade deadline this year as they parted with 10 players from their Major League roster. Among those traded were Carlos Correa, Brock Stewart, Griffin Jax, Harrison Bader, Louis Varland and Jhoan Duran. But now as the Twins look to rebound under new manager Derek Shelton, indications are they will attempt to add to their roster rather than flip remaining trade chips."
"The Twins do not anticipate moving center fielder Byron Buxton or right-handers Joe Ryan and Pablo López, according to league sources briefed on their plans. Minnesota's goal is to keep those players, build around them and compete in 2026. Given the aforementioned three players are all under tam control for multiple seasons, there figures to be continued interest from other teams, but any potential trade would require a significant return:"
Minnesota sold off 10 Major League roster players at the trade deadline, including Carlos Correa, Brock Stewart, Griffin Jax, Harrison Bader, Louis Varland and Jhoan Duran. Under new manager Derek Shelton, the club intends to add to the roster rather than trade remaining assets. League sources indicate the Twins do not expect to trade Byron Buxton, Pablo López or Joe Ryan and aim to keep and build around them to compete in 2026. All three remain under team control for multiple seasons and would require an overwhelming offer to be moved. Buxton has three years and $45 million with a full no-trade clause through 2026; López has two years and $43 million; Ryan is under control through 2027 via arbitration.
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