The Minnesota Twins could be in the market for more huge trades in the offseason after committing to a fire sale at the trade deadline.

It started with a blown lead last August, and 365 days later the Twins have gone 70-93, worse than every AL team besides the White Sox.

Chris Paddack, facing the team he was just traded from, gave up three home runs in the loss to the Minnesota Twins.

The Pohlad family, who purchased the team for just $44 million in 1984, will add new investors while maintaining principal control.

While Twins fans may be incensed following the news that the Pohlad family is retaining majority ownership of the franchise, they need to remember that not matter what, there's still big league baseball in the Twin Cities.

The Minnesota Twins have traded nearly 40% of their team this week, including Carlos Correa​ and four high-leverage relievers.

Minnesota Officer Chad Streiff recognized at a baseball game for his notable DWI arrests as part of the DWI Enforcer All-Star Team.