After eight seasons of significant contributions and leadership, Thad Levine will depart the Minnesota Twins organization to pursue new challenges and opportunities, both inside and outside of baseball,

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Minnesota senior vice president and general manager Thad Levine is leaving the Twins after eight seasons with the club, the team said. The Twins’ statement said he was leaving to “pursue new challenges and opportunities.”

Minnesota suffered a late-season collapse that prevented what would have been a fifth playoff appearance since 2017

It’s official, the Minnesota Twins have found their fall guy. General Manager Thad Levine and the Twins parted ways Friday morning in a move that was announced as a mutual split. In fact, they’re trying to sell it as a Thad decision.

After a massive collapse and missing the playoffs this year, Minnesota Twins' General Manager Thad Levine is stepping down. Here's what people are saying.

It’s the season of change in Minnesota. On the heels of a late season collapse, the Minnesota Twins and general manager Thad Levine have agreed to part ways, the team announced on Friday. The news comes just two days after Minnesota revealed that four of its coaches — including three members of the hitting staff — would not be returning for the 2025 season.

General manager Thad Levine is leaving the Twins, the team announced Friday. Levine and Derek Falvey were hired eight years ago, and appeared together at news conferences regularly, appearing to work hand-in-hand.

The Minnesota Twins held a press conference on Friday after announcing that general manager Thad Levine was parting ways with the team after eight years.