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Twins cost-cutting reportedly continues after Pohlads abandon sale plans

Twins cost-cutting reportedly continues after Pohlads abandon sale plans

The Minnesota Twins have cut down their pro scouting department from five pro scouts to one, according to The Athletic's Dan Hayes. Longtime pro scout Ken Compton, along with John Manuel (formerly the editor in chief of Baseball America), Keith Stohr and Jose Marzan are the four scouts who were informed that their positions would not be renewed.

Houston Astros News / Crawfish Boxes / January 28

Today in Astros history - January 28

What happened today in team history? 1985 - Wesley Wright is born In Birmingham, Alabama, former Astros lefty Wesley Wright was born. Pitching eight seasons in the big leagues, six of those were in Houston.

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