The Arizona Fall League season is past its halfway point, and Winter League baseball is under way, so here’s a look at how some Twins prospects and players are faring this offseason.

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As the 2023 Draft approached, Brandon Winokur was seen as a bit of a raw prep talent with five potential tools and an unclear defensive home. A couple years after signing with the Twins for a well-above-slot bonus of $1.5 million in the third round, he kind of fits the

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Hendry Mendez is rapidly becoming a name to know among Twins prospects. Mendez, still just 21, was acquired in the midseason trade that sent Harrison Bader to the Phillies. And while he ranks only 25th on MLB Pipeline’s Top 30 Twins prospects, he’s on the club’s radar after an impressive

ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Walker Jenkins can do just about everything on a baseball field. All he has to do is stay on the field. His second full pro season took a while to get going, due to an injury he first suffered in Spring Training. But once he got

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Right-hander Ryan Gallagher was surprised to be traded. But if a pitching prospect is going to be dealt, Gallagher knows he came to a pretty good place.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Traditionally, Sept. 1 means bringing up players from the Minor Leagues for roster expansion. This year, the most notable move the Twins made prior to their 6-5 loss to the White Sox at Target Field was in the other direction. Minnesota optioned right-hander Mick Abel to Triple-A after

CHICAGO -- If the previous era of Twins baseball came to an end in late July, when the team traded 10 players off of its Major League roster, it might be accurate to say the next one begins now. Right-hander Mick Abel, the second-highest-rated prospect that Minnesota acquired at the

CHICAGO -- The first reinforcement for the Twins’ rotation has arrived. Right-hander Mick Abel, acquired from the Phillies in the Jhoan Duran trade, joined the club in Chicago on Friday and he was officially recalled on Saturday, when he'll make the start against the White Sox. To make room for

Minor League teams love to play night games on Saturdays so that fans can watch the sky be lit up with fireworks afterwards, weather permitting. But there were plenty of proverbial fireworks during game action as well on this Saturday. Nine members of the Top 100 Prospects list combined for

It’s obvious that there’s a new look to the Twins’ Major League roster in recent weeks, but that’s just as true of the farm system. Between the MLB Draft and a slew of trades at the end of July, Minnesota’s new Top 30 prospects list features 12 players who weren’t

MINNEAPOLIS -- Two rookie infielders who took very different paths to the Major Leagues combined forces on Sunday afternoon to deliver one of the Twins’ most dramatic victories of the season.

It’s the dog days of summer, so that means the hunt for the Minor League version of Best in Show is more competitive than ever. Saturday featured award-worthy performances both at the plate and on the mound, including mutlihit games by Walker Jenkins and Carter Jensen. Switch-pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje made

MINNEAPOLIS -- Marek Houston, the Twins’ 2025 first-round Draft pick, threw out the first pitch at Target Field ahead of Friday night's 9-4 win over the Royals. It capped a dream day for him, as he hopes to be back on the same field sooner rather than later. “This is

The elite separates from the pack during the dog days of summer, or in Minor League Baseball parlance, when the top prospects come out to play. There was plenty of that across the country as top Mets pitching prospect Jonah Tong’s once-in-a-decade run continued on the hill while some of