The Minnesota Twins could be sold to a new ownership group before Opening Day, according to The Athletic. Minnesota is slated to open the new season on March 27.

We learned this past October that the Minnesota Twins were for sale, and now we know that the Pohlad family is moving swiftly to finalize a sale. According to a report in The Athletic, there are several interested buyers and the deal could be done by Opening Day,

The Minnesota Twins, put up for sale last autumn by the Pohlad family, could have a new owner by the start of the 2025 season.

In October, Twins owner Joe Pohlad announced that his family was exploring a sale of the franchise. The Pohlad family has owned the Twins for 40 years, so the sale process set the stage for a monumental change for the organization. That could seemingly move quickly.

This offseason has been, and will continue to be, terrible for the Minnesota Twins. That reality largely exists because the Pohlad family continues to own the franchise.

Twins ownership believes the club could be sold by Opening Day, an industry source briefed on the Twins’ sale process told The Athletic.

In October the Pohlad’s announced they’d explore a sale of the franchise they have owned since 1984. Since then, it appears they’ve found a “robust market” for the sale of the team that could lead to new ownership by Opening Day according to reports.