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Framber Valdez is identified as a premier starting pitcher whose free-agent market could resemble the large recent deals for top arms.
The article lists Zac Gallen and Tarik Skubal as high-value targets with potential fits in Arizona and Detroit respectively.
MacKenzie Gore is projected to move with trade talk centering on the Orioles, reflecting high demand for top control in 2026.
RHP Mitch Keller is considered a cost-effective option for the Padres to address the rotation.
The Mets may seek a proven ace mid-market option, with Freddy Peralta cited as a potential fit amid Brewers payroll concerns.
The Houston Astros could target Joe Ryan to shore up the No. 2 spot in a post-Valdez rotation.
Ranger Suárez is linked to potential Cubs interest, given their infield strength and need for pitching depth.
LHP Framber Valdez is projected to explore a deal in the neighborhood of seven figures annually, with a similar ceiling to Cease's contract.
The article emphasizes a broad market with multiple frontline starters offering varying contract horizons and trade leverage.
The analysis notes ongoing speculation and the need for teams to balance cost with performance in assembling a championship rotation.

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Gleeman states Ryan is likely to have the most trade value among the trio, followed by Buxton and López, with Buxton possibly limited by trade-blockage.
The Twins’ payroll sits around $95 million, with questions about whether ownership will restore higher spending to compete in 2026.
Gleeman notes the front office prefers to add rather than subtract, but ownership pressures could force roster reductions if payroll is cut again.
Prospects Walker Jenkins and Kaelen Culpepper are highlighted as likely candidates for a 2026 call-up, with Jenkins slightly ahead due to Triple-A performance.
Gleeman points to a potential need for a middle-of-the-order hitter and late-inning relievers to reach a 2026 competitive threshold.
The piece discusses the balance between fan morale, ownership questions, and the Twins’ development trajectory for hitters.
Falvey’s comments repeatedly reference payroll and ownership, signaling ongoing questions about financial strategy despite stated goals to win.
Gleeman emphasizes that his reporting reflects what he sees and hears, avoiding spin even if the outlook remains negative.
The article cites the Winter Meetings as a potential inflection point for the Twins’ strategic moves.

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Twins are not expected to trade their top pitchers, including Joe Ryan, keeping them for 2026.
Boston targeted Joe Ryan at the trade deadline but Minnesota chose to hold onto him.
ESPN and Kiley McDaniel reported there was no close deal with any team for Ryan.
The Twins’ recent moves aim to reduce debt and support a 2026 competitive window.
The article suggests Boston shift focus to a bat and other pitching options for the rotation.
The report cites The Athletic and Ken Rosenthal as sources on the trade situation.
Patrick McAvoy provides background on Red Sox and notable trades for pitching this season.
The article frames the Red Sox's prior bullpen and rotation moves as context for the potential deal.
The report summarizes ongoing trade rumors and the absence of a finalized deal.
The piece notes the Twins' broader rebuild strategy and ownership changes.

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