The Minnesota Twins will not be sold. The Pohlad family announced Wednesday morning that they will keep control of the franchise after exploring a sale over the last several months. They will instead add two limited partners. Here is the letter the Pohlad family issued Wednesday:

An ownership change isn't guaranteed to improve fortunes. The Miami Marlins continue to run one of MLB's lowest payrolls after Bruce Sherman took over in 2018, and David Rubenstein's honeymoon period after buying the Baltimore Orioles last year is already over.

The Pohlad family, who purchased the team for just $44 million in 1984, will add new investors while maintaining principal control.