Phil Miller of the Minnesota Star Tribune reports that the Minnesota Twins are no longer for sale.

The Pohlad family had reportedly been in talks to sell the team, but chairman Joe Pohlad told the Minnesota Star Tribune that the team has taken on minority partners instead and will remain in control of the organization. While the new partners have not been revealed, the Star Tribune reports that “in both cases, they are groups of investors, not a single buyer,” and both groups will have a seat on the board of directors, which gives them input into the decisions impacting the Twins. MLB still needs to approve the new partners, and it remains to be seen what, if anything, this means for the Twins’ operating budget and how they choose to run the team.