Twins dismiss pitching coaches Maki, Ramirez and trainer Kirkman
Minnesota made notable staff changes by parting ways with two pitching coaches and a trainer as the organization reshapes its support staff for 2026.
The Minnesota Twins have parted ways with pitching coaches Maki and Ramirez, as well as trainer Kirkman. The moves signal a deliberate reshaping of the team's coaching and medical support staff heading into 2026. Such changes can influence pitching development and staff health management going forward. New hires to fill these roles have not yet been detailed in the article.
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Twins part ways with pitching coaches Maki, Ramirez and trainer Kirkman
Minnesota has parted ways with pitching coaches Maki and Ramirez and trainer Kirkman, per MLB.com's Matthew Leach, as the club reshapes its staff following a 77-85 season.
Twins part ways with pitching coaches Maki and Ramirez and trainer Kirkman ahead of 2026
Minnesota has parted ways with pitching coaches Maki and Ramirez and trainer Kirkman, per MLB.com's Matthew Leach, as the organization reshapes its staff heading into 2026.