Most of our Top 10 list is at least a season away from significant playing time. Not our choice for seventh best, J.T. Chargois.
Last year, Chargois made his Target Field debut, suffered growing pains and also saw some reward for his hard work. This year, Chargois will be counted on to be an integral part of late-inning situations for the Twins.
Chargois was drafted in the second round out of Rice, along with his teammate and fellow co-closer, Tyler Duffey.
Duffey has gone 14-13 (leading the team in wins last season) as a starter after making his MLB-debut in 2015.