As baseball’s annual Winter Meetings approach, the Twins find themselves in a somewhat unfamiliar position. They’re one of baseball’s most talked-about teams, with trade rumors swirling around virtually all of their most prominent players.

It’s becoming clearer that one Twins star’s departure may have shifted another superstar’s mindset about the team and its future.

A three-year limit seems to be the hold up for the New York Mets on reuniting with Edwin Diaz. If they’re going to approach the rest of the offseason with the s

Minnesota Twins star outfielder Byron Buxton is willing to waive his no-trade clause in order to facilitate a move out of Minnesota, Kiley McDaniel and Jeff Passan of ESPN reported on Tuesday. The report adds that Buxton, a native of Georgia, would also be willing to waive the clause for teams other than the Atlanta Braves.

The Atlanta Braves should consider trading for this two-time All-Star that hit 35 home runs with the Minnesota Twins in 2025.

The Detroit Tigers could be in the market for outfield help, and one MLB insider has linked them to a surprising player. ESPN’s Jeff Passan listed the Tigers as a potential fit for star Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton, who has a no-trade clause in his contract.

Cincinnati Reds are eyeing Minnesota Twins star Byron Buxton to inject power into their lineup. A proposed three-team trade, involving the Astros, could see Buxton land in Cincinnati for a manageable contract.