The Twins have declined options on Infielder Kyle Farmer and outfielder Manuel Margot, making both players free agents.
The Twins declined their end of a $6.25MM mutual option on Kyle Farmer, reports Mark Feinsand of MLB.com (X link). The veteran infielder will collect a $250K buyout and becomes a free agent for the first time in his career. Minnesota also declined an option on outfielder Manuel Margot this morning. Farmer, 34, spent two seasons…
Farmer will receive $250K as part of a buyout and is now a free agent. Injuries limited the utility man to 107 games in 2024. He hit .214 with five home runs and 25 RBI last year. Farmer on a $6.5 million salary was simply a luxury the Twins couldn't afford. He's likely to catch on with another team given his positional versatility and track record against left-handed pitching (career .812 OPS vs. LHP).
The Twins declined their end of a $6.25MM mutual option on infielder Kyle Farmer, reports Mark Feinsand of MLB.com (X link). More to come.