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The Twins no longer have a president
By mutual agreement, he's gone… two weeks before camp.
Big news out of Minnesota: The Twins and Derek Falvey have mutually agreed to part ways. Falvey was the president of baseball and business operations. General manager Jeremy Zoll will continue to lead the Twins' baseball department.
— Mark Feinsand (@Feinsand) January 30, 2026
And while speaking to the media, he learned that his friend Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, the Vikings' GM, had lost his job.
Derek Falvey was told about this in real time on a Zoom call with reporters. They're friends. He was surprised. Big day of change in Minnesota sports today. https://t.co/1DahcvO54i
— Jesse Rogers (@JesseRogersESPN) January 30, 2026
Cody Bellinger and the Mets
They haven't said much this winter.
Will Sammon on the Mets' offseason interests:
“As far as premium players go, the Mets held conversations about Cody Bellinger (a free agent who re-signed with the New York Yankees), Willson Contreras (whom the St. Louis Cardinals traded to the Boston Red Sox) and Ketel Marte… pic.twitter.com/Em97hKgmUq
— SleeperMets (@SleeperMets) January 30, 2026
Speaking of the Mets, they have a projected standings favorite.
ZiPS projected standings have the Mets as the third-best team in the National League for the 2026 MLB season https://t.co/vrRD7LpmwL pic.twitter.com/Z6PUmMVNVf
— SNY (@SNYtv) January 30, 2026
Aaron Judge is doing well
His winter preparation is going well.
Aaron Judge is “doing really well” with his offseason throwing program. Details on other rehabbing Yankees: https://t.co/DqaDYYz75O
— Bryan Hoch
(@BryanHoch) January 30, 2026
The best shortstops in the league
Unsurprisingly, Bobby Witt Jr. is at the top.
The #Top10RightNow at SS, according to The Shredder:
1. Bobby Witt Jr.
2. Corey Seager
3. Francisco Lindor
4. Gunnar Henderson
5. Mookie Betts
6. Geraldo Perdomo
7. Trea Turner
8. Jeremy Peña
9. Elly De La Cruz
10. Zach Neto pic.twitter.com/pmucEI9OsO— MLB Now (@MLBNow) January 30, 2026
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