The Minnesota Twins have a history of doing well in Spring Training, finishing .500 or above in the wins and losses column, even when the team falls apart during the regular season. This trend is continuing for the 2020 Spring Training season, with the team getting out to a 7-5 record.
Some of the Twins’ top players who have been with the organization for a while (such as Jose Berrios, Jorge Polanco, and Max Kepler) opt not to play as much in these preseason games, so that the team can get a look at younger talent.