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The Twins and assistant general manager Daniel Adler agreed to part ways, reports Aaron Gleeman of AaronGleeman.com. Adler had been with the organization since 2017. Gleeman adds that it’s unclear whether Minnesota will find a replacement for Adler. The organization…

The Minnesota Twins and assistant general manager Daniel Adler have agreed to part ways after nine years with the organization. Adler originally joined the franchise in 2017 as Director of Baseball Operations before earning promotions to assistant GM, Vice President, and Executive VP. Minnesota currently retains three other assistant GMs: Alex Hassan, Sean Johnson, and Josh Kalk.
Adler was originally hired by former president Derek Falvey and former GM Thad Levine. Following Falvey's departure in January and Jeremy Zoll stepping into the top leadership role, Adler's responsibilities were reduced solely to the baseball side while new chairman Tom Pohlad assumed business operations.
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