Key offseason dates
Now: Eligible players can file for free agency; teams can negotiate with their own free agents for five days, but can't sign anyone.
Monday: Teams can extend a qualifying offer ($17.8 million for 2020) to their own free agents; deadline for picking up player options.
Tuesday: Free agency begins.
Nov. 11: Rookies of the year announced
Nov. 12: Managers of the year announced.
Nov. 13: Cy Young Award winners announced.
Nov. 14: MVPs announced.
Nov. 15: Deadline for free agents to accept qualifying offers.
Dec. 9-12: Winter Meetings, San Diego.
Feb. 12: Twins pitchers, catchers and injured players report to Fort Myers, Fla.
Feb. 17: Full squad reports.
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More From Star Tribune
More From Sports
Twins

Twins say Pablo López likely headed for 15-day injured list
Placing ace Pablo López on IL could mean call-up for Zebby Matthews from St. Paul.
Wild

Welcome back, offense! Eriksson Ek, Kaprizov return from injuries to combine for six goals in Wild's 8-7 overtime victory over Sharks
Joel Eriksson Ek scored four goals and Kirill Kaprizov added two more, including the game-winner in overtime, as Minnesota moved closer to locking up a playoff berth.
Twins
Ryan delivers gem as Twins blank Royals 4-0 to stop losing streak
Joe Ryan gave the Twins their strongest start of the season, permitting two baserunners across seven innings in a victory at Kansas City.
St. John's athletic director Alpers announces his retirement, effective June 30
Bob Alpers, a 1982 St. John's graduate, has been the Johnnies athletic director since 2016.
Wolves
Bottom line: Timberwolves have to beat Memphis on Thursday to avoid play-in tournament
A bad loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday was reminiscent of the 2022 playoff collapses against the Grizzlies.