Twins Take Joe Ryan Off the Trade Market
Minnesota has decided to hold onto starter Joe Ryan, signaling a commitment to competing rather than selling at the deadline.
The Twins have reportedly decided against trading ace Joe Ryan. The decision signals Minnesota is not in full sell mode despite a below-.500 record. Ryan is scheduled to start tonight against the Kansas City Royals. Retaining Ryan keeps a frontline starter in the rotation for the remainder of the season.
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