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The Minnesota Twins entered the offseason with a clear need to add another pitcher capable of taking the ball for a big postseason game. Unfortunately, they didn’t grab one, but there are a couple of options within the organization.

Our three bold predictions for the Minnesota Twins in 2024 as they look to defend their American League Central title.

Yanks linked to Urshela, but deal a long shot; 2024 is critical for aging Yankees; Sánchez to Milwaukee; Meacham named manager of Rockies’ Double-A team

Spring Training is drawing ever closer, with pitchers and catchers beginning to report in about three weeks. But there remains much to be determined when it comes to what rosters will look like before that happens. What might each team do to improve its roster before Spring Training gets underway

6:33 AM UTC MLB.com Spring Training is drawing ever closer, with pitchers and catchers beginning to report in about three weeks. But there remains much to be determined when it comes to what rosters will look like before that happens. What might each team do to improve its roster before Spring Training gets underway in

Snell’s name thrown around in Yankees rumors; YES and MSG Network partnering for "all-in-one direct-to-consumer" venture; Bird rediscovers his love for baseball in Australia: Bader heads to the Mets

The 2023 Minor League season was one for the books. Now it’s time to hand out some hardware. Tune in at 8 p.m. ET on Oct. 2 as MLB Network showcases the best of what Minor League Baseball has to offer with the inaugural MiLB Awards Show. The first-of-its-kind hour-long

This story was excerpted from Christina De Nicola’s Marlins Beat newsletter. MLB.com reporter Joe Trezza filled in this week with De Nicola on vacation. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.

Houston Astros first baseman Jose Abreu is not in the lineup for Thursday afternoons series finale against right-hander Dean Kremer and the Baltimore Orioles due to lower back discomfort.