The Minnesota Twins currently sit four games below .500 and five games out of the second and third American League Wild Card spots. This has led to the team “seriously listening” to offers on their expiring contracts,

Minnesota has also fallen further from the Wild Card leaders. According to FiveThirtyEight's daily playoff predictor , the Twins currently have a 9% chance to make the playoffs and just a 2% ...

Twins’ playoff chances on life support after 13-inning loss to Marlins Minnesota needs to sweep Orioles, have either Tigers or Royals lose three 3 straight to make wild card

As you can see, every projection system basically eliminates the Angels from contention. Sorry yet again, Mike Trout. The Guardians and Royals each have less than half the chances of the Twins as well. The Rangers are just ahead of the Twins, and both the Rays and Red Sox have roughly twice the odds of the Twins.

The Twins losing to the Marlins on Tuesday night coupled with the Tigers and Royals winning has put Minnesota's playoff hopes on life support. The only good news the Twins got Tuesday was Seattle ...

That was quite the rollercoaster first half for the Minnesota Twins, who are 39-42 after 81 games in 2025. ... Fangraphs has the Twins' playoff odds at 28.5 percent.

The Houston Astros are reportedly eyeing a trade for a versatile Minnesota Twins utility man as the MLB trade deadline approaches.

Nearly everything points to the Twins being sellers at the trade deadline, but will they stop at dealing impending free agents?

Updated playoff odds for the Minnesota Twins with 4 games to ... Both Baseball Reference and FanGraphs give the Twins about a 1 in 5 chance of pulling off a miracle over the last four days to make ...

While the Twins’ odds to make the postseason at one point were around 95 percent, they now sit at 54.5 percent with six games left to play after a disastrous road trip to Cleveland and Boston ...

There are no major league teams that look good when they are not scoring runs, but the Minnesota Twins’ 7-2 loss to the Washington Nationals on Sunday felt like much more than one dispiriting game. The Twins dropped all three series out of the All-Star break.