Twins executive chair Joe Pohlad could be in hot water after comments he made during a radio interview with WCCO-AM Radio's Jason DeRusha. According to USA Today's Bob Nightengale, Pohlad may have violated a reservation of rights clause in the MLB Players Association collective bargaining agreement by stating, "We're not going to go out and spend $30 million on a player right now." The comment raised concerns that Pohlad may have breached a section of the CBA, specifically mentioned on page 345, which prohibits making comments about the value or potential terms of unsigned free agents. Although Pohlad did not name any specific players, the strict guidelines outlined in the CBA could still come into play. If a complaint is filed and the violation is upheld, the MLBPA could seek appropriate relief from the commissioner's office. This incident serves as a reminder for team executives to be cautious with their remarks in the media to avoid potential complications.