The Minnesota Twins made roster changes on Sunday. The team added right handed pitcher Dean Kremer to the active roster. Right handed pitcher Jack Anderson was optioned to Triple-A St. Paul.
Kremer was acquired by the Twins from the Baltimore Orioles in a recent trade. The Twins sent outfield prospect Jhomnardo Reyes to Baltimore in exchange for the pitcher. Kremer is under team control through 2027.
The move brings Kremer onto the major league roster for the first time with Minnesota. Anderson returns to the Triple-A level with the St. Paul club.
The Twins have made several pitching additions around the trade deadline period. These moves adjust the active roster as the team continues its season schedule.
Kremer has experience as a starting pitcher in the major leagues. He previously pitched for the Orioles. Anderson has appeared in relief roles for the Twins organization this season.
The roster update was announced by the team on Sunday. It follows other recent transactions involving pitchers for Minnesota.
The Twins continue to evaluate their pitching staff during the ongoing season. Further adjustments may occur based on performance and needs.
Kremer joins the group of arms available for the major league club. Anderson will continue his development with the St. Paul Saints. The changes take effect immediately for the Twins roster.