Minors

Ben Ross has an exceptional athletic profile and had the type of breakout in his final season in college that should have Twins fans paying attention to his performance in 2023. Come and read about the 144th pick in the 2022 MLB Draft and why he's 'one to watch'.

Here we are, the final day of August, and the Minnesota Twins are still in contention for a playoff spot. They will enter September four games over .500. Just like we all anticipated in March, right?

Starting today, the Twins may start making some moves to alter and then add to their current roster. On September 1, anyone on the 40-man roster could be called up. Obviously it’s more likely that they call up six or seven players within the next week or so than call up 14 to 15 players. However, there are at least a dozen players who deserve consideration to spend the final month with the big league club.

In this article, we’ll discuss several players who are not currently on the 40-man roster who deserve to be considered for a September call-up.

Jeremy Nygaard, Cody Christie and I are very excited to announce that “very soon” the 2016 Minnesota Twins Prospect Handbook will be available for purchase.

Without trying to sound too arrogant, the Minnesota Twins Prospect Handbook has become the top source for Twins prospect information in recent years, and the 2016 version is the best yet. Let us tell you a little bit more about it.

The Chattanooga Lookouts roster returned 19 players who were part of the 2015 Southern League championship. Heading into Wednesday’s game, they were just 1-5 on the season. They used some power to get their second win, and their first home win. An intriguing prospect was promoted to the big leagues. The Miracle rotation began its second time through the rotation with a good start! Really good.

Continue reading to find out more detail about Wednesday in the Twins farm system:

Today, I’m sharing Part 2 of my prospect countdown, prospects 31-40. In Part 1, welooked at my choices for prospects 41-50. This is an interesting group of prospects as well. There are a couple of starting pitchers who have produced numbers as they’ve moved up the ladder without being credited with great stuff. There are a couple of starting pitchers and relievers who have electric stuff and have either struggled some or been injured. There is a hitter who really struggled in 2016 and ended the season injured. It is another group where there are some future big leaguers. In fact, there is a current big leaguer on the list too.