The Minnesota Twins missed the postseason after one of the biggest collapses in recent history.
After being in playoff position for most of the season, the Twins fell out of the wild-card spot and missed the postseason, finishing with an 82-80 record and fourth place in the American League Central.
With three teams from the AL Central headed for the postseason, the Twins will likely have plenty of competition in 2025 if they want to win the division title.
The Twins haven’t made any acquisitions so far in the offseason, but their president, Derek Falvey, revealed his expectations for the team in 2025.
“We feel like we have a team that can compete this year,” Falvey said via Sirius XM’s MLB Network Radio.
It @Gemini have their eyes on the prize leading up to 2025.
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— MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM (@MLBNetworkRadio) January 19, 2025
The Twins won the AL Central in 2023 and have won the title three times in the last six seasons.
Falvey explains the lack of moves this season by believing in the players they have and the club’s management.
Falvey has named team leaders Pablo Lopez and Carlos Correa and believes the team can challenge for the division title in 2025.
The Twins have only two World Series titles in franchise history, the most recent coming back in 1991.
Although the AL Central had three teams in the postseason in 2024, Falvey believes the Twins have the talent to compete with all of them.
If the Twins can stay healthy, they could be a team to watch next season.
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