Michael Helman made his major league debut for Minnesota last season, which made the utility man a member of the 40-man roster this offseason. In fact, Helman even made the trip to Minneapolis last weekend for Twins Fest. Just a few days later, he was shipped off to St. Louis for “cash considerations”.

The Minnesota Twins traded utility player Michael Helman to the St. Louis Cardinals for cash considerations, the team announced in a release Thursday. Helman has been a member of the Twins organization since they drafted him in 2018.

Looking to clear some space on the 40-man roster before a couple of free agent signings are official, the Twins traded Michael Helman to the St. Louis Cardinals for cash considerations. Helman, 28, made his major league debut last season,

The St. Louis Cardinals have finally made their first major league transaction of the offseason, as the team has completed a trade with the Minnesota Twins, acquiring utility player Michael Helman in exchange for cash considerations.

The Cardinals finally did something. In a literal sense, if not in an impactful sense. They traded cash considerations, who really showed promise last year, for Michael Helman of the Minnesota Twins.

The Twins announced that they've traded utility player Michael Helman to the Cardinals for cash. He'll occupy a 40-man roster