What a morning for Minnesota sports. The Minnesota Twins today announced that the team and President Derek Falvey have agreed to “Mutually part ways”. Falvey’s nine-season tenure as the primary architect of the Twins front office represented a modern transformation for the franchise.
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After nearly a decade running the Twins’ baseball operations and a year of managing the business side, the Twins and Derek Falvey announced they agreed to a “mutual parting of ways.” The Twins, Falvey, and owner Tom Pohlad all released statements which can be read below.
The Minnesota Twins mutually parted ways with president of baseball operations Derek Falvey on Friday. Falvey, 42, joined the Twins in 2016 as an executive vice president and chief baseball officer and was promoted in 2019.
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