The Phillies traded infielder Kody Clemens to the Minnesota Twins in exchange for cash considerations, the team announced Saturday.

The Twins acquired infielder Kody Clemens from the Phillies on Saturday in exchange for cash considerations. To make room for Clemens, the Twins placed prospect Luke Keaschall on the 10-day injured list with a non-displaced fracture in his right forearm.

Kody Clemens arrived in Minnesota on Saturday morning and was added to the Twins’ roster. He did not play in the game.

Turning to Cubbies righty Jameson Taillon, he’s pitched well at Wrigley Field the past two years with a tidy 2.30 ERA while limiting opposing hitters to a minuscule .267 on-base percentage and .266 wOBA. Philadelphia has also started slowly against right-handed arms with a 15th-ranked .319 wOBA and 25th-ranked .130 ISO.

On Sunday, heading into the Cubs ' series finale against the Philadelphia Phillies, the team has made another intriguing pitching move. According to a report from Jacob Zanolla of Cubs Insider, Chicago has called up veteran left-handed relief pitcher Tom Cosgrove.