Michael Helman made his major league debut for Minnesota last season. The utility man then spent the winter as a member of the 40-man roster. After making the trip to Minneapolis for Twins Fest, he was sent packing to St. Louis.

The 2025 version of the Minnesota Twins will look very similar to the team that left the field after their season-ending loss to the Orioles last September.

The St. Louis Cardinals have finally made their first major league transaction of the offseason, as the team has completed a trade with the Minnesota Twins, acquiring utility player Michael Helman in exchange for cash considerations.

The Twins have been quiet this offseason, with minimal moves made around the margins and a couple late signings. With spring training on the horizon, who is projected to make the team’s Opening Day roster?

Looking to clear some space on the 40-man roster before a couple of free agent signings are official, the Twins traded Michael Helman to the St. Louis Cardinals for cash considerations. Helman, 28, made his major league debut last season,

The St. Louis Cardinals have been extremely quiet this offseason but finally have pulled off a move. There has been trade chatter about the Cardinals all offseason to this point and they finally got a deal done but it wasn't the one many expected.