Thad Levine Departs Minnesota Twins After 8 Seasons as GM

Levine leaves the Twins after a late-season collapse, seeking new professional challenges beyond baseball.

Thad Levine served as the Minnesota Twins' general manager and senior vice president for eight years before announcing his departure.
During his tenure, the Twins secured three American League Central titles and made four postseason appearances.
The Twins experienced a disappointing end to the 2024 season, finishing with a 7-18 record in September, which contributed to missing the playoffs.
Levine expressed gratitude for his time with the Twins and stated his intention to explore new opportunities both inside and outside of baseball.
The Twins organization praised Levine for fostering a culture of excellence and collaboration, while also dismissing four assistant coaches but retaining manager Rocco Baldelli for the next season.