Travis AdamsMIN · RP

2026 review

Travis Adams was Minnesota's up-and-down bullpen depth arm, working to a 4.58 ERA and 1.32 WHIP in 59.0 IP across 40 games, with a 25.1 K% and a 10.1 BB% over 247 BF, plus 3 W, 3 SV and 1 HLD. A right triceps strain put him on the 15-day IL retroactive to Mar 22, and after rehab assignments and an Apr 30 activation he was optioned the same day, then shuttled between the majors and the minors through late May, missing 36 regular-season days. Undrafted, he finished 727th of 1472 overall in the TDK LABS 5x5 value rank, and 330th of 575 RPs. His ERA ran 0.40 above his 4.18 xERA over 247 BF. He fared better against right-handed batters, who hit .200/.284/.358 over 110 PA, than against left-handers, who hit .274/.343/.476 over 137 PA. His best month was Sep at a 1.23 ERA in 14.2 IP against a 7.20 ERA in 10.0 IP in May. The TDK LABS card had him in mid-May as an injury-replacement recall optioned right back down, then by early Jun as a shuttle arm brought back for bullpen depth with one save mixed into an otherwise rough stretch; by late Sep it had him as the long man who had briefly taken on save work.