Lessons from the Jorge Polanco Trade
The Minnesota Twins' trade of Jorge Polanco to the Seattle Mariners before the 2024 season may provide a blueprint for the team's upcoming offseason.
The Ownership Caused Payroll Problem
As the Twins enter another uncertain offseason, they find themselves in a familiar financial position, with limited payroll flexibility.
To improve the roster without raising payroll, the team's front office may need to get creative.
The trade was a signal about the organization’s financial direction and how the front office would be forced to operate in the coming years.
The Twins' financial situation heading into the 2026 season is a key factor in their offseason decision-making.
Offseason Outlook
- Limited payroll flexibility
- Need for creative roster improvement
- Financial direction signaled by previous trades
Author's summary: Twins' offseason strategy may be shaped by past trades.
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