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Twins sign First Baseman Josh Bell

Twins add first baseman Josh Bell with agreement on $7 million contract, source says

The Minnesota Twins and durable switch-hitting slugger Josh Bell agreed Monday on a one-year, $7 million contract, according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations.

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What Josh Bell’s Signing Means for the Rest of the Twins’ Lineup

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Twins add overlooked slugging first baseman in first real move of offseason

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Former Washington Nationals DH, first baseman signs elsewhere

The Washington Nationals will officially have to turn to a new piece to round out the depth at first base after the Minnesota Twins filled a need on Monday morning.

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Washington Nationals lose Josh Bell to the Twins in free agency

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Twins' Josh Bell free agent signing signals positive news for Byron Buxton trade rumors

MN Twins Make Their First Free Agency Splash

Josh Bell has signed a one-year contract with the Minnesota Twins and will be the team's starting first baseman in 2026.

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Twins’ first MLB signing of offseason is an ex-Silver Slugger involved in a Juan Soto trade

The former Silver Slugger and All-Star is the Twins' first MLB signing of the offseason. Bell is well-removed from being the player who was included in the Juan Soto blockbuster trade between the San Diego Padres and Washington Nationals in 2022, but he still boasts some power and is inexpensive.

An early look at the Twins’ possible targets with the No. 3 pick in the 2026 MLB draft

Roch Cholowsky will likely be off the board by the Twins' pick, but there are plenty of high-upside prospects in a strong 2026 draft class.

New York Mets replace Pete Alonso with former Minnesota Twins fan favorite

This former Twin agreed to a high-paying, two-year deal with the Mets after betting on himself. He replaces Pete Alonso at first base.

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Why Did the Twins Go Through That Rule 5 Roster Shuffle?

The Minnesota Twins' off-season is moving slowly but surely, and fans have been treated to some better news lately. On Monday, President of Baseball

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Twins have 'about $20 million to spend' as they target 3 sluggers, report says

The Minnesota Twins reportedly have "about $20 million to spend," and they're targeting a trio of first basemen with some power, according to Dan Hayes of The Athletic.