The Pohlad family said Wednesday it will keep its majority stake in the Minnesota Twins, reversing an earlier plan to sell the Major League Baseball franchise it has owned for 41 years. The family had begun exploring a sale 10 months ago but concluded a review of options with what it called a “detailed and robust process.” Instead of selling, the Pohlads will admit two as-yet-unidentified limited partnership groups that will supply fresh capital and share strategic input. The transactions, which would leave the family with controlling interest, are subject to Major League Baseball approval. Chair Joe Pohlad said the additional investors will help the club “strengthen the organization in a rapidly evolving sports landscape” that requires new ideas and long-term vision. Financial terms were not disclosed.