Thad Levine Exits Twins for New Opportunities

Thad Levine, the Minnesota Twins' senior vice president and general manager, is leaving the organization after eight seasons to pursue new opportunities, both within and outside baseball. Levine's tenure included leading the team to three American League Central division titles and four postseason appearances. Despite these successes, the 2024 season ended disappointingly with the Twins missing the playoffs after a late-season collapse. The decision for Levine to depart appears mutual, as he expressed gratitude for his time with the Twins and indicated readiness for his next professional challenge. Derek Falvey, the president of baseball operations, will remain in his role, and manager Rocco Baldelli will return for the 2025 season. The Twins have also recently dismissed four assistant coaches as part of broader changes in their leadership structure.