Twins Acquire RHP Noah Davis From Dodgers For Cash

The Minnesota Twins acquired right-handed pitcher Noah Davis from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for cash considerations and assigned him to Triple-A St. Paul. Davis, 28, has struggled in the major leagues, posting an 8.95 ERA over 57.1 innings across parts of four seasons with the Dodgers and Colorado Rockies, and was designated for assignment by the Dodgers following a disastrous outing in which he allowed 10 runs in just 1.1 innings. Originally drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 2018, Davis has recorded 51 strikeouts and 28 walks in his MLB career but has primarily been used for organizational pitching depth. The Dodgers likely made the move due to Davis nearing the limit on option assignments this season, while the Twins, with an open 40-man roster spot, have added him as a depth option alongside other recent acquisitions. Despite his struggles, Davis provides the Twins with additional pitching depth at the Triple-A level amid their ongoing roster adjustments. His performance this season has not made him a strong candidate for major league fantasy consideration.