Twins acquire Kody Clemens from Phillies for $100,000

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Last updated Jul 11, 2026

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The Minnesota Twins secured Kody Clemens from the Philadelphia Phillies for $100,000. Clemens, a versatile player, has appeared in 81 games this season, hitting 16 home runs, second to teammate Byron Buxton. General manager Jeremy Zoll noted the deal reflects a bit of good fortune. With Buxton absent from the All-Star Game due to injury, Clemens was discussed as a potential replacement, though that was deemed unlikely.

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  • Twins pay $100,000 for Kody Clemens from the Phillies
  • Clemens has 16 home runs in 81 games
  • Byron Buxton misses All-Star Game due to injury
  • Clemens considered for All-Star replacement, but not selected
  • Zoll mentions a mix of good fortune in the deal
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  • 4:01 PMYahoo SportsCharley Walters: Twins’ deal for Kody Clemens was a steal
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It was 1990 when the Minnesota Vikings paid just $100 to claim Cris Carter off waivers from the Philadelphia Eagles. Carter went on to earn a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This isn’t to say that the Minnesota Twins paying another Philadelphia team, the Phillies, to acquire Kody Clemens is a comparable bargain. But for sure, it looks like a pretty good deal. A little birdie says the ...

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