The Minnesota Twins have re-signed left-handed relief pitcher Phil Dumatrait. The 30-year old finished with a 1-3 record in 45-appearances with the Twins last season. He has not yet been added to the 40-man roster.
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Sean Burroughs is the newest member of the Minnesota Twins. The free-agent third-baseman signed a minor league deal Wednesday. Minnesota also re-signed catcher Rene Rivera to a minor league deal. Both players received invitations to spring training.
The Twins have reached a one-year deal with free agent closer Matt Capps. General Manager Terry Ryan says the Twins' organization believes Capps will bounce back after struggling last season. The righthander finished 4-7 with a 4.25 ERA and 15 saves before losing his job to Joe Nathan.
Michael Cuddyer’s visit to Philadelphia isn’t spooking Terry Ryan. The Twins GM tells the Pioneer Press the free agent right-fielder is “still on his radar” to re-sign this winter. Cuddyer reportedly visited with Phillies manager Charlie Manuel yesterday to talk about 2012.
The Vikings re-signed 27 year old wide receiver Devin Aromashodu to a one year contract on Friday. Aromashodu sent a text to the Pioneer Press that he is "going back" to the Vikings. He finished last season with 26 catches for 426 yards.
The Pioneer Press reports the Twins have reached a deal with second-round draft pick, Jose Berrios. The right-handed pitcher from Puerto Rico agreed to a $1.55 million signing bonus. He was the No. 32 pick in the draft.
The Minnesota Wild re-signed winger Matt Kassian to a two-year contract on Thursday. Kassian is considered a key cog for the team, providing depth and toughness ... and at 6-foot-4, 232 pounds, he's not afraid to drop his gloves.
