The Minnesota Twins’ offseason speculation has been dominated on what they’re going to do to fix their starting rotation. While the chase to find “impact pitching” will be the biggest storyline over the hot stove season, the Twins must also find ways to fill holes elsewhere on the roster and that includes one as the team’s backstop.
While the Twins were happy to see Mitch Garver emerge as one of the game’s best catchers last season, his success was due in part to Minnesota’s ability to keep him well-rested. That opened the door for Jason Castro to have a solid season by hitting .