Four Twins players in the squad blister to observe how spring training decreases

Sarasota, Fla. – Parts of the Twins squad are more populated than others.

The twins tipped their hand as they imagine the upper half of their impact command against right -wing pitching. Manager Rocco Baldelli writes consistently, in the order of Matt Wallner, Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton, Trevor Larnach and Royce Lewis on his lists when they are five players in the same game.

In the rotation, the twins Joe Ryan, Bailey Ober, Chris Paddack and Simeon Woods Richardson have on successive days behind the opening starter Pablo López.

Nevertheless, a handful of squad battles have to play before the club travels to St. Louis in less than two weeks. Here are four players that you have to watch during the last camp:

The selection of Rule 5 has a clearer path to a squad square after Camp injuries to Michael Tonkin and Justin Topa, who can keep both aids from the squad on the opening day on the opening day. Eiberson Castellano, a 6-3-rtHander, has a fast ball that reached 98 miles per hour at the beginning of this week, and a malignant curve ball in the mid-1980s, so the talent is there. But he fights with his command and goes eight batteries of the 31 batteries with which he was faced with this spring.

The difficulty of wearing a player of Rule 5 is that he has to stay on the active squad throughout the season. If not, he has to be placed on gaveway and back to the Philadelphia Phillies, his original team.

“The strike throw is very important because it can hold a full season in a situation 5,” said Baldelli in the camp at the beginning. “You have to go out there and have to live in the zone to maintain this place in the team.”

When Edouard Julien revolves the opening day, this is a sign of the twins to play a lot against the right pitching. His lack of defensive versatility – he made two Worffebefe on the first basis last weekend in a spring training game – acted against him as a regular bank candidate.