The Pohlad family has decided to retain majority ownership of the Minnesota Twins, ending months of speculation about the team's sale. After a detailed evaluation process and considering offers over recent months, the family announced it will no longer sell the franchise it has owned for 41 years. Instead, the Pohlad family plans to bring in two new minority partnership groups—one based in Minnesota and the other in New York—with substantial stakes but no controlling interest. This move, pending Major League Baseball approval, aims to strengthen the club's operations and help pay down debt. The valuation of these minority stakes aligns with the previously reported $1.7 billion asking price for the team. The decision to halt the sale surprised the team, its fanbase, and interested parties, with some observers noting that ownership reversals on sales have historically been followed by challenges on the field.