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Final Two Members of Twins’ Bullpen Took Unique Paths to Get There
The Twins made roster changes including IL placements and DFA moves, highlighting concerns about bullpen depth and key players' ability to rebound this season.
- After six weeks of spring training, the Twins finalized their 26-man roster on the final day and are headed to Baltimore to begin a 162-game marathon on Thursday afternoon.
- Manager Derek Shelton prioritized bullpen variety in final roster decisions, ultimately selecting pitchers Zak Kent and Cody Laweryson after both endured complex offseasons navigating multiple organizations.
- Emphasizing a 'meritocracy' for playing time, Shelton noted pitcher Mick Abel secured the final rotation spot while outfielder Outman claimed the last position player spot over Alan Roden.
- Pitchers David Festa and Travis Adams were placed on the 15-day injured list to create roster space, while the Twins prepare for their three-game series in Baltimore.
- Minnesota faces critical questions regarding bullpen consistency for the 2026 season after trading top relievers last year, making performance from the new pitching group essential.
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Final two members of Twins’ bullpen took unique paths to get there
Both pitchers took unconventional routes to the Twins' bullpen.
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