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The Twins are signing Joey Gallo to a one-year, $11 million contract coming off the worst year of his career. That description might not even quite do it justice.

Gallo, by his own admission, lived out his worst nightmare this past season. Now, he comes to Minnesota seeking redemption and a reset.

Minnesota's front office might need to shift to trading players to complete the 2023 roster. However, their recent track record with deals isn't spotless. Let's look back at the Twins and Padres trade from last off-season.

The Twins’ offseason plans have recently shifted with Carlos Correa’s departure. So, why would the team consider trading one of the team’s top starting pitchers?

The offseason has gone far differently than fans or likely the Twins had hoped. After missing on Correa and many of the impact free agents, options are dwindling. One option that simply cannot be considered is rebuilding.

Jeff Passan is reporting that the Twins have signed slugger Joey Gallo to a one-year deal for $11M.

Over the past couple of months, the Minnesota Twins have traded a plethora of their young talent. The top of the farm system is still relatively rich. When looking at who emerges mid-summer in 2023, it’s worth questioning what name appears from the top. Does Brooks Lee or Royce Lewis appear in the new Minnesota threads first?

Aaron and John discuss Carlos Correa siging with the Giants and Christian Vazquez signing with the Twins. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link. 

It's been 48 hours since news broke that the Giants had reached an agreement with shortstop Carlos Correa for $350 million over 13 years. Looking at that number, logically, there is no way the Twins would touch that longevity, considering they gave fan-favorite Byron Buxton seven years for his talent and contributions. 

The Twins got their catcher, but that development was overshadowed days later when they missed out on their shortstop and top offseason target. 

The front office has a sizable cash reserve but few remaining paths to spend it. They've buoyed their floor but failed to raise their ceiling in any way. Where do we go from here?

From inside an MLB organization, deep sea fishing looks a bit different. 

Minnesota's projected Opening Day roster has shifted since the offseason began. Let's catch up on what the team's roster might look like at the end of spring training.

Derek Falvey and company put all of their eggs in the Carlos Correa basket this offseason. After Correa opted to join the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday night, the Twins are now left scrambling with few options left to choose from.