Minors

Entering the 2022 campaign, the Twins have plenty of talent on the cusp of the big-league level. Does that mean the farm system will be tapped out by 2023?

Johan Santana had the most famous changeup in Twins history, but it took him time to find the pitch. Will any of these players improve their changeup as they get closer to Target Field?

Minnesota's coaching staff has focused heavily on sliders under the tutelage of pitching coach Wes Johnson. Here are the best sliders among the team's top prospects.

As Minnesota’s very own Bob Dylan said, "The Times They Are A-Changin'," and our national pastime is no exception. But baseball purists take heart, though the new year is bringing some experimental rule changes to Minor League Baseball, many of them are not totally new to the minors, and some are even due for a major league call up in 2023.

Everything is happening more quickly than normal in spring training, and roster decisions is a part of that. Allowing for them to be able to get more innings and get stretched out to start the minor league season, six pitchers have been optioned. 

Baseball’s evolution points to players throwing harder than ever, so which Twins prospects have the organization's most effective fastballs?

A new team at number one, a college pitcher who throws 104 mph, and a new prep prospect to add to the Twins mix at number eight. Read about the week that was in college baseball.

Speed is a tool that can separate elite defenders and base stealers from the rest of the pack. Will these Twins prospects continue to be fast as they age?

In recent years, Alex Kirilloff and Luis Arraez are two of the best-hitting prospects to come through the Twins system. Can any of these players follow in their strong hitting footsteps?

For the first time this season, we've added two names to our 2022 Draft #8 overall pick watch list. Come and find out who they are and read up on the week that was in college baseball.

With great power comes great responsibility. Will these Twins prospects be able to transition their power to the big-league level?

Ronny Henriquez was acquired by the Minnesota Twins on Saturday afternoon as part of the trade that sent Mitch Garver to the Rangers. He's a fireballing right-hander with a slight frame, who likely projects as more of a reliever in the long run. But, he’s exactly the type of arm that could excel in the Twins farm system.