Every trade between the Atlanta Braves and the Minnesota Twins

The Atlanta Braves and the Minnesota Twins have made 16 deals with each other since 1903, 9 of them sales. The most recent, on Sep 8, 2019: The Minnesota Twins purchased Ryan LaMarre from the Atlanta Braves. The first on file, on Jul 4, 1903: The Washington Senators purchased Malachi Kittridge from the Boston Braves.

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16 deals, newest first

Trades between the Atlanta Braves and the Minnesota Twins
DateDeal
Sep 8, 2019The Minnesota Twins purchased Ryan LaMarre from the Atlanta Braves.
Jul 24, 2017The Atlanta Braves traded Jaime García and Anthony Recker to the Minnesota Twins for Huascar Ynoa.
May 8, 2017The Atlanta Braves traded Kevin Chapman to the Minnesota Twins for Danny Santana.
Dec 18, 2013The Atlanta Braves traded Sean Gilmartin to the Minnesota Twins for Ryan Doumit.
Sep 5, 1997The Atlanta Braves traded Steve Hacker to the Minnesota Twins for Greg Myers.
Aug 14, 1997The Atlanta Braves traded Marc Lewis to the Minnesota Twins for Greg Colbrunn.
Jun 1, 1961The Minnesota Twins traded Billy Consolo to the Milwaukee Braves for Billy Martin.
Jul 28, 1956The Milwaukee Braves purchased Bob Ross from the Washington Senators.
May 12, 1948The Washington Senators purchased Carden Gillenwater from the Boston Braves.
Nov 28, 1939The Boston Bees purchased Bob Loane from the Washington Senators.
Dec 29, 1938The Boston Bees purchased Al Simmons from the Washington Senators.
Aug 17, 1938The Boston Bees traded Tom Kane to the Washington Senators for Jim Hitchcock.
May 27, 1928The Boston Braves purchased George Sisler from the Washington Senators.
Feb 14, 1918The Boston Braves purchased John Henry from the Washington Senators.
Apr 10, 1913The Boston Braves purchased Joe Connolly from the Washington Senators.
Jul 4, 1903The Washington Senators purchased Malachi Kittridge from the Boston Braves.

Trades and sales between the two franchises under every name they have had. To May 2022 from Retrosheet, since then from MLB's transaction feed. The information used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet. Interested parties may contact Retrosheet at www.retrosheet.org.