Yesterday was the day for minor league players to declare their free agency.

Of course, the Twins lost the majority of minor league free agents they signed last spring that were still on minor league rosters at season end.

 

Leaving St. Paul Saints are:

Bradenn Bishop, John Andreoli, Chance Sisco, Danny Coulombe, Roy Morales, Matt Mullenbach, Ariel Jurado, Brad Peacock, Cole Sturgeon, Mario Sanchez, Michael Feliz, Nash Knight, John Romero, and Hunter Wood. Earlier Jake Jewell, Elliot Soto, and Derek Rodriguez announced their free agency.

Developed players included: Melvi Acosta (who was suspended at season's end) and Wander Javier (the Twins signed this shortstop for a $4m international contract back in 2015).

Leaving the Wichita WInd Surge are: Steve Klimek, Daniel Gossett, and Leobaldo Cabrera (claimed from Yankees a couple of seasons ago). Also prospect Zach Featherstone. And young highly-toted catching prospect Jair Camargo who was obtained in a trade from the Dodgers.

Cedar Rapids saw the departure of Orlando Rodriguez, Bobby Milacki, Samuel Perez and Luis Rijo (also acquired from the Yankees in trade).

Zach Huffins, who was signed late in the season and assigned to Ft. Myers, also declared his free agency.

Any names you hope the Twins might resign for depth to return in 2022?

Last year the Twins signed 45 minor league free agents, of which 14 saw some playing time in the majors in 2022.

 

 

I would think the Twins would want to resign Camargo and possibly Roy Morales unless they have other plans for catcher depth.

CODY STASHAK, sent to St. Paul, has decided to become a free agent.

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2022/11/cody-stashak-elects-free-agency.html

Camargo should be an easy resign. There isn't anyone blocking his path to the majors in the Twins organization.