The Minnesota Twins and President of Baseball and Business Operations, Derek Falvey, have mutually agreed to part ways. This decision follows a challenging period for the team, which missed the playoffs in the past two seasons and finished with a 70-92 record in 2025. Falvey's departure signals a broader franchise revamp under new leadership.

Falvey, who held the position for nine seasons, oversaw the baseball department starting in 2016. The Twins made the postseason four times during his tenure, securing three division titles. Jeremy Zoll will continue as Executive VP and General Manager, overseeing baseball operations. Owner Tom Pohlad will take over business operations and lead the search for a replacement.

This move comes as Pohlad seeks to reshape the team's direction, praising Falvey's leadership in modernizing operations. Falvey, in his statement, expressed confidence in the organization's future, highlighting Zoll and Manager Derek Shelton. The Twins are looking to get back into contention in the AL Central. What happens next is a key question.