MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins already solved their catching situation by signing veteran backstop Jason Castro to a three-year deal, but they have plenty more work to do at baseball's Winter Meetings, which begin next week in National Harbor, Md.
It'll be the first Winter Meetings for the new front office led by chief baseball officer Derek Falvey and general manager Thad Levine. They made their first splash of the offseason in the week leading up to the Meetings, reaching an agreement with Castro, a three-year deal worth $24.5 million to replace Kurt Suzuki, according to a Major League source.