At Monday at noon (central time), I will be chatting with Minnesota Twins infielder prospect Spencer Steer. Join the chat live on the Twins Daily Twitter, Facebook or YouTube pages to watch it live.

Spencer Steer was the Twins third round draft pick in 2019 out of the University of Oregon. The infielder debuted with the Elizabethton Twins but wasn't in the Appalachian League long. He moved up to Cedar Rapids for the rest of the season. In late August, he had two walk-off hits for the Kernels in a week.

https://twitter.com/JimCrikket/status/1167631572369125376

Despite just a partial season, he was voted the Twins Daily Minor League All Star third baseman after the season .

https://twitter.com/twinsdaily/status/1179135144009113602

He had moved up prospect rankings and most reports were telling me that I was ranking him too long.

So let's find out even more about an exciting Twins prospect, Spencer Steer. We'll discuss being drafted by the Twins, making his pro debut, and this strange 2020 season. We will also take any questions that you may have.

Find out more about Spencer Steer, his story, and what else he's got going on Twins Spotlight.

More on Spencer Steer:

• Get to Know: Twins Infield Prospect Spencer Steer (August 2019)
  
• Follow Spencer on Twitter at @spenc__er.
  
• Check out his channel on Twitch at SpencerSteer7.
  

Previous episodes

Episode 1: Tom Hackimer

Episode 2: Matt Canterino

Episode 3: Aaron Whitefield

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Don't have any of the social media to listen live, Seth, but just finished listening to the above link. 

 

After a summer of no minor league ball and less information about what was happening to these kids, any information is appreciated. Want to thank you so much for bringing us these. Also want to comment that the Steer interview was about as good as any I have heard done by anyone...period.

 

Seems like a sharp young man. Loved his description of what he is doing to develop more power. Don't have a clue whether or not they are similar players, but reminds me a bit of Brian Dozier as he was coming thru the system. Could we be so fortunate to have the same result?

 

Thanks again, Seth!