"Max Kepler you're a Yankee"

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"Max Kepler you're a Yankee"

The Minnesota Twins have arguably been the most active team this offseason. After the bizarre saga, they re-signed Carlos Correa and added other pieces, but they’ve also swung two trades. The latest involves them receiving Michael A. Taylor from the Kansas City Royals. The Minnesota Twins are acquiring centerfielder Michael A. Taylor in a trade […]

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