A.J. Minter had an up and down Mets career. On one hand, he was effective as a leverage reliever across two seasons, and he had a 2.12 ERA in Queens in that time.
The status of the 2027 MLB season is uncertain at this time. With a lockout looming, teams are under some pressure to make their moves as soon as possible.
For several months now, one of the biggest transactions the Minnesota Twins needed to make this offseason was retaining A.J. Minter, whom they acquired at the 2026 trade deadline.
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The Washington Nationals have to reshape their bullpen ahead of the 2027 campaign. After they finished 2025 with the worst bullpen ERA across Major League Baseball, they followed up by setting the MLB record for the most blown saves during a single season in 2026.
Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.
The Minnesota Twins’ bullpen finished the 2026 season with a 4.74 ERA, the sixth-worst in the Major Leagues, and the departures of A.J. Minter and Taylor Rogers to free agency leave important vacancies.
The Minnesota Twins should make A.J. Minter their first free-agent signing of the offseason. A reunion would preserve a useful left-handed bullpen option while giving the Twins a clearer picture of what remains to be done.
With relievers set to hit the open market, teams will always look for ways to improve, even if it isn’t a primary need. With a top-five bullpen last season, the Toronto Blue Jays may want to build on that with depth across the board.
The New York Mets made one of the first noteworthy moves of MLB trade deadline season on Friday, moving reliever A.J. Minter to the Minnesota Twins for two prospects.
The Minnesota Twins finalized a series of roster moves Saturday after acquiring left-handed reliever A.J. Minter, officially activating the veteran while optioning rookie right-hander Zebby Matthews to Triple-A St.
The Minnesota Twins remain active before Monday’s MLB trade deadline after acquiring right-hander Dean Kremer and left-handed reliever A.J. Minter in separate deals.
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The New York Mets have begun their expected sell-off of veterans in the final days before the trade deadline, and the first deal is bringing a familiar last name back to Queens.
The Mets and Twins are reportedly in agreement on a trade that’ll send veteran reliever A.J. Minter to Minnesota for minor league infielders Bruin Agbayani and Billy Amick.
A.J. Minter's transition to New York has not panned out the way he or the New York Mets anticipated. Minter signed a two-year, $22 million deal with the Mets in January 2025 after spending the first eight seasons of his career with the Atlanta Braves.
It seems that the Mets are already trying to get out ahead of the trade market and are already open for business.
The New York Mets reshaped their roster during the offseason as they looked to put 2025's second-half collapse behind them.
Help is on the way for the Mets, this time in the form of a consistent bullpen arm. The Mets signed former Brave A.J. Minter during the 2024 offseason, with expectations that he would become their primary left-handed reliever, setting up Edwin Díaz.
A.J. Minter's return to the New York Mets will be bit on hold for a little bit longer. Mike Puma of the New York Post reported on Wednesday that Minter suffered a setback in his rehab with left hip discomfort and will now be reevaluated in a few days.
Lefty reliever A.J. Minter has been progressing on his rehab assignment, which will come to an end on Thursday, May 7. Pitching for Low-A St. Lucie, High-A Brooklyn and Triple-A Syracuse, Minter has posted a 1.17 ERA, a 0.78 WHIP and four strikeouts across eight appearances and 7.2 innings.
The New York Mets are one step closer to getting an important piece back in their bullpen. It was first reported by Anthony DiComo of MLB.com on Wednesday that left-handed reliever A.J.
The New York Mets may soon be without one of their top relievers for the rest of the season.
According to Andy Martino, Braves fan favorite A.J. Minter is signing a free agent deal with the New York Mets. It is pending a physical, which is notable considering Minter underwent hip surgery that ended his season, but if nothing is flagged, the deal is worth $22 million over two years, per Joel Sherman of The New York Post.
The 31-year-old has been one of the game’s more reliable lefty setup arms during his career.
A lot of attention is being devoted to the Braves outfield and rotation, but the bullpen is potentially losing two high-leverage relievers with Joe Jimenez’s surgery and A.J.
While the talk of this offseason will surround Max Fried, A.J. Minter is another integral piece of the Braves pitching staff that is set to test the open waters of free agency.
Braves reliever A.J. Minter underwent season-ending hip surgery on Wednesday, the team announced.
Atlanta placed the southpaw on the 15-day injured list on Monday. It was the second time this year that a left hip problem had shelved him.
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