General Manager Thad Levine is leaving the Twins, the team announced Friday. Levine and Derek Falvey were hired eight years ago, and appeared together at news conferences regularly, appearing to work hand-in-hand.

Minnesota suffered a late-season collapse that prevented what would have been a fifth playoff appearance since 2017

The Minnesota Twins announced on Friday that general manager Thad Levine is leaving his duties on the ballclub to "pursue new challenges and opportunities, both inside and outside of baseball." It comes after a season in which the Twins went 12-27 to finish the year and ultimately fall out of the playoff race.

Minnesota senior vice president and general manager Thad Levine is leaving the Twins after eight seasons with the club, the team said Friday. The Twins' statement said he was leaving to “pursue new challenges and opportunities.

When he first joined the Minnesota Twins in November 2016, Thad Levine enjoyed a more robust role as the team’s general manager. He handled more duties in the early years while president of baseball operations Derek Falvey revamped the organization from the inside out.

Twins general manager Thad Levine will not return for the 2025 season, the club announced Friday, as he and the organization parted ways not in response to the specifics of the ‘24 campaign, but in a