The Minnesota Twins have narrowed their managerial search and focused on former MLB player Rocco Baldelli, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports.
The Twins are seeking to replace Hall of Famer Paul Molitor, who was fired earlier this month after four seasons with the team.
Twins finished second in the AL Central in 2018 with a 78–84 record, finishing 13 games behind the Cleveland Indians.
Minnesota reached the playoffs once during Molitor's tenure, losing the American League Wild Card to the New York Yankees in 2017.
The 37–year–old Baldelli, who reportedly also interviewed for the Blue Jays and Rangers jobs, the spent the 2018 season with the Tampa Bay Rays as the Major League Field Coordinator.