With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching, the Twins are clearing roster space for any potential trade pieces they acquire.

As trade rumors swirl, fingers can be pointed at every part of the organization.

If the Twins sell, they have plenty of marketable players to shop, from impending free agents to core pieces under years of team control.

The Twins are a team on the fringe of contention and up for sale. How will they approach the trade deadline? Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

As MLB's trade deadline nears, left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe, right-handed hitting outfielder Harrison Bader, and switch-hitting utility player Willi Castro are the players most likely to no longer be Minnesota Twins come Aug.

LOS ANGELES — For the moment, it looks like the Twins should sell before next week’s trade deadline. After losing two of three games in Denver over the weekend and again on Monday, six teams are ahead of Minnesota in the wild-card standings.

The Los Angeles Dodgers know they have to add to the bullpen, and former general manager Jim Bowden predicts them to acquire two relievers from the Twins.

The Twins are seeking at least two top-100 caliber prospects in exchange for either Duran or Jax, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN. Passan goes on to note that such an exorbitant asking price has made teams reluctant to approach the Twins about a potential trade for Ryan, a top of the rotation starter two years away from free agency.