When fans look back on the 2019 version of the Minnesota Twins, there will be a lot of great memories. Fans may remember the 307 home runs the Twins clobbered over the course of the season or maybe the red-hot start that the Twins got off to in April and May to get a sizeable lead in the American League Central.
But for every positive that Twins fans can come up with, there was one key flaw that left a bad taste in their mouth. That would be a lack of starting pitching as a majority of the rotation hit the wall after July and left the Twins piecing together a playoff rotation like a baseball version of Frankenstein.