The Minnesota Twins' outfielder Oswaldo Arcia joins his little brother Orlando, a shortstop prospect for the Milwaukee Brewers organization, on Caribes de Anzoategui in Venezuela this winter. On Monday, both brothers launched home runs -- Oswaldo's reportedly crashed off of the stadium's scoreboard (check out the second video on this page: http://www.meridiano.com.ve/videos.jspm). For the elder Arcia, that marked his second home run in his six games while the younger leads the league with six home runs in his 25 games played. 

 

 

Also playing in that winter league is outfielder Aaron Hicks, who is with Bravos de Margarita. Hicks' season so far is very reminiscent of the regular season: He is hitting just .220 (11-for-50) with just one extra base hit (a home run) but has drawn 13 walks and has a healthy on-base percentage of .381. 

Orlando isn't a very big guy either. Would have seen him play last year in Cedar Rapids, but I believe he was hurt. He's a pretty good prospect, and a middle infielder too. Oswaldo is/was probably a little better prospect, but Orlando has a chance too!

Orlando isn't a very big guy either.

 

 

Not much of a power hitter at all -- only 4 home runs in nearly 500 at bats in the regular season. Launches six in less than 100 in winter ball. 

Do either of you guys have any info on what Jorge Polanco is doing this winter?  I couldn't find him on any winter league roster.