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Wild Owner Among Twins Limited Partners; Josh Bell Signed

We're finally learning more about the new super-secret, double-blind Twins limited partners.
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Tom Froemming

By Tom Froemming

Dan Hayes of The Athletic reported this morning that there are actually three limited partner groups involved in the partial sale of the Minnesota Twins, not two as was previously expected. And Michael Russo, also of The Athletic, added this evening that Wild owner Craig Leipold is among those involved in one of the limited partner groups. Also, the Twins signed a guy! Josh Bell is joining the Twins on a one-year, $7 million deal. As things stand, it appears he'd slot in as the primary first baseman, but there's a lot of offseason left.

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nicksaviking

nicksaviking 38,018

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    18 minutes ago, hlsballer318 said:

    Here's to hoping these limited partners have unlimited funds.

    Oh they do. 

    And they keep them in alpha hedge funds and high yield bonds, which are also known as junk bonds; sketchier investments that carry higher interest rates for the investors to compensate for the risk. So basically our Twins.

    Oh, you meant to put into the payroll? Ha, no, there's no ROI for them there.

    dxpavelka

    dxpavelka 2,935

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    On 12/17/2025 at 3:00 PM, nicksaviking said:

    Oh they do. 

    And they keep them in alpha hedge funds and high yield bonds, which are also known as junk bonds; sketchier investments that carry higher interest rates for the investors to compensate for the risk. So basically our Twins.

    Oh, you meant to put into the payroll? Ha, no, there's no ROI for them there.

    So you're looking for someone to spend THEIR money on payroll like it's SOMEONE ELSE's money?  Good luck with that.



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