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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Three Seasons In, I Still Have No Idea What to Make of Brooks Lee (opens the original)
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Brooks Lee broke out in 2026. There’s no debate around that. There is, howev debate about what qualifies as a “breakout campaign,” yes, but Lee’s case is clear-cut. Over his first 712 plate appearances, Lee managed only a 71 wRC+, where 100 is average and higher is better. He was similarly dreadful in the field, netting -6 Outs Above Average (OAA) while splitting his time between second base, third base, and short. As a result, the former first-round pick was worth 0.0 Wins Above Replacement at
A Revised Arsenal Could Lead to a Breakout 2027 Campaign For Garrett Acton (opens the original)
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Acquired from the Miami Marlins for right-handed pitching prospect Logan Whitaker on April 2, Garrett Acton joined the Minnesota Twins' 40-man roster, hoping to pitch more than the one inning he threw for the Tampa Bay Rays in 2025. The 28-year-old accomplished that feat in his first appearance as a Twin, facing eight batters over two innings against the Detroit Tigers on April 9. Acton pitched 4 2/3 more innings that month, netting an impressive 2.70 ERA, 2.20 FIP, and a 32.1% strikeout rate—be
Is Connor Prielipp's Innings Limit in the Room With Us Now? (opens the original)
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Turn on Twins.TV or the Treasure Island Baseball Network (TIBN) radio feed during a Connor Prielipp-started Minnesota Twins baseball game, and you will quickly hear Cory Provus, Kris Attebery or one of the many talented analysts discuss how well Twins decision-makers are managing Prielipp’s innings this season. On the surface, the assumption that the front office and coaches are carefully monitoring the 25-year-old’s workload makes sense. The University of Alabama product threw only seven inning
Dean Kremer Has Pitched Better For Minnesota Than Baltimore—But Still Not Well Enough (opens the original)
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When he was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk on April 13, Dean Kremer joined the Baltimore Orioles starting rotation. Both the pitcher and his team hoped he would reestablish himself as the steady, above-average right-handed starting pitcher he was in 2025, before losing a rotation-spot battle to Zach Eflin in spring training. Initially, he (more or less) did so. The 30-year-old resembled his 2025 self in two April starts, generating a 4.09 ERA over 11 innings. Before he could get into a long-term
It's Time to Move Byron Buxton to a Corner Outfield Spot (opens the original)
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In 6,721 defensive innings over his 11-season major-league career, Byron Buxton has only ever played center field. The last time he played a position other than center in affiliated ball was in 2014, when he notched 14 innings in right field at High-A. This development shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who follows the Twins—or baseball, for that matter. Buxton has long been a world-class athlete, with elite sprint speed and a feel for making late adjustments when needed.
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