The Minnesota Twins are no longer for sale, executive chair Joe Pohlad announced Wednesday on behalf of his family. After ...

After 10 months of exploring a sale, the Pohlad family issued a statement that it will retain ownership of the franchise.

The Pohlads refusing to sell the #MNTwins is a middle finger to every fan. Years of penny-pinching and no urgency to win, while profiting off loyalty they don’t deserve. The Twins aren’t your trust ...

If he is, Justin Ishbia purchasing the White Sox makes all sorts of sense. Talking to Twins officials, they don’t have any reason to believe that this is a leverage ploy.

According to The Athletic's findings, Justin Ishbia was estimated to be worth $5.4 billion and the Twins early this year were estimated to be worth $1.46 billion per Forbes.

Shore Capital raises $1.9 billion for three investment funds Justin Ishbia’s private-equity firm is looking to make nearly 40 platform deals — some well above its usual weight class.

Reinsdorf, 89, will have the option to sell the controlling interest to Justin Ishbia, 47, between 2029-33. Ishbia already holds a minority stake in the White Sox as well as MLS club Nashville SC.

And that it could be to Ishbia also checks out: Justin Ishbia and his brother, Mat — currently the co-owners of the NBA’s Phoenix Suns and WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury — backed out of a deal to ...

Justin is the second-largest shareholder with the Suns. Under the agreement, White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf will have the option to sell controlling interest in the team to Ishbia from 2029-33.

Billionaire Justin Ishbia’s Shore Capital Partners is bulking up its Wacker Drive office in a vote of confidence for downtown Chicago’s future as the private-equity firm continues a growth spurt.