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12 former Twins players who officially became free agents after World Series

Taking a look at the 12 ex-Twins players who became free agents after the Brewers won the World Series.

Published: Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 10:00 PM
12 former Twins players who officially became free agents after World Series
Key Things to Know
  • Twelve former Minnesota Twins players officially entered MLB free agency following the conclusion of the World Series.
  • Prominent former Twins hitting the open market include Luis Arraez, Sonny Gray, Christian Vázquez, and Ty France.
  • Former Twins pitchers Tyler Mahle, Steven Okert, Trevor Richards, Brusdar Graterol, and Michael Fulmer are also free agents.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Following the conclusion of the World Series, the MLB Players Association announced that 155 players entered free agency, including 12 former Minnesota Twins players. Among the prominent names reaching the open market are three-time batting champion Luis Arraez, starting pitcher Sonny Gray, and first baseman Ty France, along with Christian Vázquez, Kyle Farmer, and Tyler Mahle.

The group of former Twins also includes Orlando Arcia, LaMonte Wade Jr., Trevor Richards, Steven Okert, Brusdar Graterol, and Michael Fulmer. In addition to these former players, current Twins players Ryan Jeffers, Taylor Rogers, Josh Bell, and A.J. Minter officially reached free agency, while Gary Sánchez is expected to join them once his option is declined.

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