Twins retain Ryan Jeffers amid postseason push
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 12, 2026, 6:13 PM
Last updated Jul 12, 2026
The Minnesota Twins have stated their intention to keep catcher Ryan Jeffers as the trade deadline approaches on August 3. Despite a.948 OPS and ongoing interest from other teams, the Twins are focused on remaining competitive in the AL Central, where they trail by just 3 games. With a current record of 47-49, they are also in contention for the final AL Wild Card spot. Jeffers, who is set to become a free agent after the season, has accumulated 1.8 bWAR and seven home runs through 126 at-bats this year, making him a valuable asset for the Twins if they choose to sell in the future.
- •Twins are 47-49, competing for a Wild Card spot.
- •Ryan Jeffers has a.294 batting average with seven homers this season.
- •Minnesota is not interested in trading Jeffers unless they fall out of playoff contention.
- •Jeffers is a free agent after this season, making him a valuable target for buyers.
- 6:13 PMYahoo Sports — Twins have 'no interest' in selling .948 OPS catcher at trade deadline
"This is a noteworthy report for the Twins and their veteran catcher.
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