Sergio Romo

The veteran reliever said before the A's victory Friday night that he thinks the Twins have the right personnel to turn things around.

Plus: Frankie Montas puts it together, more good news for the bullpen and injury notes.

Rosenthal’s surgery leaves a hole in the ninth for the A’s. Will Jake Diekman, Lou Trivino or someone else take hold of the role?

Sergio Romo and Yusmeiro Petit were part of championship-winning bullpens with the Giants. Reunited, they hope to do the same with the A's.

If your life depended on the Giants closing out a ninth-inning lead, there are several good options from history to choose from.

With payrolls expected to shrink and the Twins flush with bullpen depth, Romo's $5 million price tag for 2021 proved to be too much.

The Twins face decisions on two starters and a trio of key relievers that could significantly alter the look of the pitching staff.

Romo only got a one-game ban for his Friday incident with Francisco Lindor, but the injury-depleted Twins know they can't afford much worse.

A squeeze play, a diving catch and some anger at the end of Sunday's win. We break down the highlights.

The bats might get most of the attention around the Twins, but their relievers have become every bit as good and critical to their success.

Baseball has gotten rid of the rounds that produced Marcus Semien, Jacob deGrom, Paul Goldschmidt and plenty of other big-leaguers.

The clubhouse leader will reportedly be back in 2020 as the Twins checked another offseason box Monday.

'We’re in add mode,” said president of baseball operations Mike Hill, who could trade players with expiring deals (a la Sergio Romo).

Veteran reliever would love to stay in Miami, but he would also relish the chance to compete for his fourth World Series title.

Young controllable arms such as Caleb Smith and Trevor Richards are good bargaining chips in order to acquire more offensive talent.

Despite Miami's poor win-loss record, there have been a number of notable individual performances over the season's first half.

Miami can't erase its terrible start but it can trade smartly, protect its pitching, find more run producers and stabilize the outfield.

Alcantara, 23, is the fifth rookie All-Star in Marlins history. “I hope all of the Dominican Republic will be happy," he said.