Twins' López, Ryan Draw Broad MLB Trade Interest

As MLB trade talks intensify, the Minnesota Twins are drawing interest from multiple teams for pitchers Pablo López and Joe Ryan, both under contract through 2027. López, in the second year of a four-year, $73.5 million deal, has attracted attention from contenders like the Chicago Cubs, who are seeking pitching after injuries, and others needing rotation upgrades. The Orioles, now at a disappointing 13-20 record and struggling with their starting rotation, have been mentioned as possible suitors for Ryan. The Red Sox and additional teams are also considering roster changes to address depth and performance issues. López’s consistency and contract, as well as Ryan’s strong season, make them top targets for teams pursuing postseason berths. These developments signal an active trade market as the deadline approaches.