Billy Amick traded to New York Mets from Minnesota Twins ahead of deadline

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Last updated Aug 3, 2026

Billy Amick traded to New York Mets from Minnesota Twins ahead of deadline
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Billy Amick, a former Clemson All-American, has been traded to the New York Mets from the Minnesota Twins just ahead of MLB’s trade deadline on August 3. The Mets acquired Amick in exchange for left-handed reliever A.J. Minter and prospect Bruin Agbayani. Amick, selected by the Twins with the 60th overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft, has shown impressive power at Double-A this season, hitting 23 home runs and driving in 72 RBIs over 86 games. He previously had a standout college career at Clemson and Tennessee, including helping Tennessee secure the 2024 national championship. Amick will continue his development in the Mets system as he aims for a call-up to the major leagues.

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  • Amick traded just before the MLB trade deadline on August 3.
  • Mets acquire Amick from Twins in exchange for A.J. Minter.
  • Amick has 23 home runs and 72 RBIs this season at Double-A.
  • He had a standout college career, winning the national championship with Tennessee.
  • This trade allows Amick to continue his development in the Mets organization.
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  • 4:06 PMYahoo SportsFormer Clemson baseball star traded to New York Mets before deadline
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