Brent Rooker

Now that they can't just write Cruz's name in the lineup every day, how should the Twins look to fill the DH spot?

Trevor Larnach, Brent Rooker, Bailey Ober, Ryan Jeffers, Jorge Alcala and Nick Gordon all have questions to answer in the final two months.

Plus thoughts on the biggest offseason blunders, the best food at Target Field and why payroll is no longer an excuse.

Trevor Larnach, Jhoan Duran, Ryan Jeffers, Brent Rooker and Randy Dobnak highlight the Saints' first roster as a Twins farm team.

After winning road series in Milwaukee and Detroit, the Twins head home tied for first place in the AL Central.

Kirilloff's demotion set off a domino effect that could leave Rooker getting the majority of starts in left, at least early on.

Beyond Alex Kirilloff and Ryan Jeffers, there are several rookies who could play prominent roles for the Twins in 2021.

There's a new No. 1 Twins prospect in 2021, as the much-hyped Kirilloff moves ahead of Royce Lewis after his big-league debut.

The Twins' minor-league system is still strong, but getting shallower after trades and some stalled development.

Letting their long-time left fielder walk is the clearest sign yet that the future is here for the Twins' prospects.

A broken forearm stopped his impressive rookie campaign, but Rooker's success at the plate gives him something to build on in 2021.

How do the Twins rank based on future value to the organization? Our annual big board breaks it down.

The Twins' prospect is in the majors because of a big bat that crushes baseballs. Does he have the right formula for big-league success?

Randy Dobnak pitched a gem in the opener and the offense woke up just in time in the nightcap for a doubleheader sweep Friday.

The best way to look forward to what the Twins might do in this year's draft is perhaps by looking back on the last three.

With spring training upon us, Aaron Gleeman takes his annual detailed look at the best prospects in the Twins' farm system.