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MN Twins Pitcher Called Up for MLB Debut (Again)
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The Minnesota Twins are calling up a new MLB pitching prospect to start on Saturday. Well… kind of. According to our very own Ted Schwerzler, 25-year-old right-hander Travis Adams will make his Major League pitching debut tomorrow afternoon at Target Field against the Tampa Bay Rays .
Minnesota Twins calling up Travis Adams (again) for MLB debut
The first pitch of Saturday's game will be Adams' first in the big leagues, but it's not his first call-up. That came at the start of last month . His initial promotion, however, did not end in a debut. Instead, Adams was sent back down to triple A without ever seeing the MLB mound.
Twins have yet to make the announcement, but Travis Adams will start tomorrow for Minnesota.
He last worked for the @StPaulSaints on 7/1 but threw just 49 pitches.Related Headlines
— Ted (@tlschwerz) July 4, 2025
Travis Adams throws a mid-90s fastball , along with a cutter, sinker, slider and changeup. He'll even sprinkle in a curveball too. With the Saints this season, the Sacramento State alum holds a 3.68 ERA and 1.23 WHIP in 63.2 innings pitched.
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The Minnesota Twins drafted Adams with the 189th overall pick (6th round) in the 2021 MLB Draft. In his 5 professional seasons, Adams has thrown 402.1 total innings, posting a 4.41 ERA, 1.26 WHIP and a 8.59 K/BB ratio.
Travis Adams was the Twins 6th round pick in 2021. Can go multiple innings for Minnesota if needed
3.43 ERA on the season #MNTwins
pic.twitter.com/1WTt5bVmKv— Twins Talk (@LetsTalk_Twins) June 6, 2025
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