The Philadelphia Phillies have traded Kody Clemens to the Minnesota Twins for cash considerations, following his brief month-long tenure with the team. Initially acquired in a trade with the Detroit Tigers, Clemens struggled to find playing time due to the presence of five left-handed hitters in the Phillies' lineup. Despite his versatility across multiple infield positions, Clemens managed only one at-bat in the first 14 games of the season before being designated for assignment to make room for Weston Wilson, who provides right-handed hitting options.

Clemens did have a few notable moments with the Phillies, including a game-tying homer against the Nationals and a walk-off hit against the Rays. However, his overall performance was subpar, with a .220 batting average and nine home runs across 97 games. The Twins are expected to provide him with more opportunities, especially after losing rookie infielder Luke Keaschall to injury.