Overview
- Glick Family Investments, George G. Hicks and Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold have acquired non-controlling minority stakes, with the Pohlad family retaining day-to-day control.
- Major League Baseball approved the new investments, and Tom Pohlad is slated to become the franchise’s control person pending separate league approval.
- Tom Pohlad will succeed Joe Pohlad in overseeing the organization as part of a new leadership structure announced alongside the ownership changes.
- Reporting places the combined minority sale at roughly 20% and values the club near $1.75 billion, though the team did not disclose exact percentages or prices.
- Proceeds are intended primarily to pay down about $500 million in debt, with ownership and Tom Pohlad emphasizing restored budget stability and a renewed push to regain fan trust.