The Minnesota Twins essentially wiped the slate clean before their series at the Cleveland Guardians, trading almost 40 percent of their roster.

One of the biggest and most surprising deals saw Puerto Rican Shortstop Carlos Correa leave the Minnesota Twins and return to the Houston Astros, where he became a World Series champion in 2017.

Carlos Correa, one of the most popular players in club history and a standout performer during the Astros’ rise from a ...

The Twins’ fire sale was so ruthless that 27-year-old reliever Louie Varland, the hometown kid who absolutely loved being a ...

Bo Naylor came through with the go-ahead double in the eighth and Hunter Gaddis earned his first career save, and the ...

Mike Timlin counted Tim Wakefield as one of his best friends, so when he was presented with the opportunity to ride in the Pan-Mass Challenge in honor of his former Red Sox teammate, he ...

Tarik Skubal struck out 10 in seven innings and Detroit's offense supported him with four homers as the Tigers topped host ...

Thursday’s trade deadline felt like a missed opportunity for the Chicago Cubs to add a more proven starter who could get the ...

Despite an unsettled roster, an unresolved team sale with no end in sight and the resulting financial uncertainty, Buxton is ...

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CLEVELAND — Bo Naylor had an RBI double in the eighth inning, José Ramírez and Daniel Schneeman homered and the Cleveland ...