Twins need fine tuning not dramatic changes to everyday lineup. Disrupting too many good things already in place for starting pitching upgrade is highly dubious.

Do not want Gibson at any price, and I think you feel that Hoffman is worth more than he is (and why would the Rockies trade any halfway decent pitcher)

For me, Gibson on a minor league deal only with invite to spring training and chance to make the MLB roster makes sense. Trading Sano and Rosario would upset the team chemistry too much, for too little return IMO.  There's enough free agent starting pitching out there if the Twins are aggressive.

I like the rotation but I feel Sano and Rosario are part of the team's' heartbeat and that was the biggest part of adding wins in 2019. Trading them both messes that up. 

Not a fan of that trade!  What if Duran turns into a mid-rotation quality starter?  Now you've give up two potential all-star hitters as well for...a quality starter.  Here's my plan:  http://twinsdaily.com/blog/91/entry-11697-from-contender-to-champion-my-plan-for-the-2020-minnesota-twins/

For me, Gibson on a minor league deal only with invite to spring training and chance to make the MLB roster makes sense. Trading Sano and Rosario would upset the team chemistry too much, for too little return IMO.  There's enough free agent starting pitching out there if the Twins are aggressive.

Twins need fine tuning not dramatic changes to everyday lineup. Disrupting too many good things already in place for starting pitching upgrade is highly dubious.

All the home runs were great but the Twins offense was too one dimensional. I don't buy the disrupting team chemistry argument. In reality, none of really know the relationships that exist, but I believe bringing in another quality, professional player or two will improve chemistry. This is not a group of friends or a club, this is a team that should be going to a world series and I'm not convinced the "chemistry" will get them there without more walks and quality at bats in general.