"We have ideas," Twins manager Paul Molitor said. "He got in here kind of late, and we barely had a chance to say hello. We're working on it. We should have more of an idea tomorrow."
Berrios, though, said he believes he has time to get stretched out, as he threw 62 pitches in his first outing in a start against Team Italy on March 12. He threw two bullpen sessions and a 50-pitch live session before his 40-pitch outing against Team USA.
"That's why I'm here," Berrios said. "I'm going to keep competing and do my job.