It took some time, but the Minnesota Twins finally made some splashes in free agency, signing three players in February. First, they reunited with left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe, who previously played for the Twins from 2020-23, and they also signed outfielder Harrison Bader and first baseman and former All-Star Ty France.
It’s almost time to take the field again! Before the past week, this offseason, which commenced with the Pohlads’ announcement that they are exploring a sale of the team, was irritatingly quiet.
The dormant volcano erupts The Past Week on Twinkie Town: After a very quiet offseason, the Twins hot stove erupted with signings of...Danny Coulombe and Harrison Bader.
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One by one the left-handed relievers are falling off the board. Either they are not choosing the A’s or the A’s are not seeking them, because nary a one has decided to call Oakramento home-ish for the 2025 season.
The Minnesota Twins have agreed to terms with Danny Coulombe on a one-year, $3 million contract, per the Minnesota Star Tribune. The signing is pending a physical and if all goes smoothly, the Twins will need to make a corresponding to create room for him on the 40-man roster.
Three million dollars for a veteran lefty reliever? In this micro-economy?
On Tuesday, the Minnesota Twins made their first major league free agent signing of the offseason to strengthen their bullpen. According to Twins beat writer Bobby Nightengale of the Star Tribune, Danny Coulombe signed a one-year, $3 million contract with the club.
One of the best left-handed relievers is off the market. Numerous sources reported Tuesday morning that Danny Coulombe signed a one-year, $3 million deal (including performance bonuses) with the Minnesota Twins.
The Minnesota Twins have finally made a move. On Tuesday morning, the Twins and Danny Coulombe agreed to terms on a one-year, $3 million contract for 2025.
The Twins' first real addition of the 2024-25 MLB offseason, left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe, adds to what was already a strength of their roster. Health pending, Minnesota might have one of the best and deepest bullpens in baseball this season.
The Twins signed Danny Coulombe to a deal according to Jon Heyman, taking another lefty off the board for the Yankees, who are still in search of a left-handed reliever.
Sometimes if you love something enough you simply let it go and it will come back around to you. Welcome to the Minnesota Twins and Danny Coulombe experience.
The Twins have agreed to a deal with free agent left-hander Danny Coulombe, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The ALIGND Sports client’s contract is pending the completion of a physical.
With the Yankees shopping for left-handed bullpen help, they’ve been connected to various options on the market as we swiftly approach the start of Spring Training.
Things have been awfully quiet in Minneapolis during MLB free agency, and it sounds like that might not be changing anytime soon. But, a recent MLB.com article listed a former Twins reliever as a "realistic target" in free agency this winter.
The offseason has been incredibly slow for the Minnesota Twins. That is to be expected with ownership not allowing the front office to spend money. Ultimately they need to shed salary, and they’ll still be working with little capital for additions.
Danny Coulombe, fresh off the two best seasons of his career, is mow an unrestricted free agent and looking for a new contract. Coulombe, 35, spent the majority of the early stage of his career bouncing between the major leagues and minor leagues.
The Baltimore Orioles are suddenly a bullpen-needy team. Baltimore parted ways with Danny Coulombe and Jacob Webb after the season. Craig Kimbrel is out the door as well, but he was only in town on a one-year deal and a placeholder for injured closer Félix Bautista, who returns to closer duties in 2025 after recovering from Tommy John surgery.
Prior to the injury, the 34-year-old had been one of Hyde’s most trusted relievers.
The Baltimore Orioles are one step closer to getting back one of their top relievers. Danny Coulombe, who has been out since June, will begin a rehab stint with Triple-A Norfolk on Wednesday, per Orioles pitching coach Drew French, who spoke to reporters before Sunday’s game.
New York Mets star reliever Edwin Diaz's ejection on "Sunday Night Baseball" and pending suspension has put MLB pitchers' usage of "sticky stuff" back in the headlines.
The Baltimore Orioles placed left-hander Danny Coulombe on the 15-day injured list Tuesday with left elbow inflammation. The team also reinstated infielder Jorge Mateo from the 7-day concussion injured list, recalled right-hander Bryan Baker from Triple-A Norfolk and optioned rookie infielder/outfielder Connor Norby to Norfolk.
The Orioles and left-hander Danny Coulombe have reached an agreement on a one-year deal with a club option for the 2025 season.
The Baltimore Orioles topped their franchise mark for strikeouts in a nine-inning game, doing so against the New York Yankees.
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