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Twins Move Lefty Reliever Danny Coulombe to Texas Rangers
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If things weren't moving at a fast enough pace already, the Minnesota Twins continued their fire sale after shocking the world with a Carlos Correa trade . He became the fourth asset moved and followed Brock Stewart going to the Los Angeles Dodgers .
Derek Falvey was always going to sell every single impending free agent he could, and left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe was among the best of them. It took some big name relievers coming off the board, but the southpaw now has a new team.
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Minnesota Twins send Danny Coulombe to Texas
Danny Coulombe signed a couple of minor league deals to stay with the Minnesota Twins from 2020 through 2022. Then he joined the Baltimore Orioles for a pair of seasons before returning on a three-year pact this offseason. Now he's going to the AL West and joining the Texas Rangers .
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The Texas Rangers are acquiring left-hander Danny Coulombe from the Minnesota Twins, sources tell ESPN.
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This season for the Twins Coulombe owns a career-low 1.16 ERA (1.96 FIP) across 40 games. He has a 31/9 K/BB in 31 innings, and has been among the most unhittable lefties in the entire game.
Coulombe is not a velocity guy as he sits just 90.4 mph on his fastball . He utilizes a deceptive delivery and significant spin to overpower hitters and it has worked to an extreme extent in recent seasons.
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The Texas Rangers are currently 57-52, which is tied for second in the AL West with the Seattle Mariners . They are both trying to chase down the Houston Astros or at worst secure a wild card berth.
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