Twins Strengthen Roster with Key Offseason Moves

Minnesota bolsters infield and bullpen, eyes further enhancements before season opener.

The Minnesota Twins have made significant roster moves, including trading Jorge Polanco for a four-player package from the Seattle Mariners, and signing Carlos Santana and Jay Jackson as free agents.
Carlos Santana, a veteran power hitter, believes the Twins will be a great fit for him, citing the team's competitive spirit and his familiarity with the AL Central.
The Twins have also claimed right-handed pitcher Zack Weiss off waivers from the Boston Red Sox, adding more depth to their bullpen.
Minnesota is still looking to bolster its roster with additional pitching depth and a right-handed-hitting outfielder before the season starts.
The Twins' recent transactions aim to improve their competitiveness in the upcoming season, with a focus on enhancing both their infield and bullpen.