Greggory Masterson is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage, with a focus on the Minnesota Twins. As a writer for Twins Daily, Greggory provides in-depth analysis, commentary, and insights on the team's players, trades, and prospects. He is known for his passion for the game and his ability to provide unique perspectives on the team's performance.
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No, seriously. Stop laughing. If the Twins don’t have a Pagán replacement in 2024, they will need a philosophy shift.
By: Greggory Masterson
Do you ever hear those stories about the kid who started with a paper clip and, after a few dozen swaps, managed to end up trading for a used car? Have you ever wondered about the poor dunderhead who started the string of trades by trading their pencil for that paper clip?
Let’s be blunt. The Twins spent a few years giving contracts to bad starting pitchers. Since 2020, the Twins have signed six starting pitchers to MLB deals in free agency. Five were out of baseball the following year, and the other is 43-year-old Rich Hill, looking for his 14th MLB team this offs...
It’s frankly a compliment to the Twins’ front office, amateur scouts, and player development that we’re even having this discussion. As a 15th-round pick in 2019, the bar was pretty low, but he’s vaulted over it, and now coaches and executives have a tricky question: let him continue to develop a...
The Twins’ longest-tenured player was traded on Monday for a return of four players. However, the Twins put themselves in a position to decide what to do with him on their terms way back in 2019.
By: Greggory Masterson
The offseason is almost complete, but the Twins are just getting started. On Friday night, they filled the gap left by Jorge Polanco’s departure with a veteran slugging first baseman and designated hitter in Carlos Santana. The signing seemingly allows the Twins to feel comfortable with quality b...
The Twins have a lot of innings to replace in 2024, and apparently, Anthony DeSclafani is part of their plan to do so. He's looking to regain his former reputation as a solid big-league starter after two injury-plagued seasons, and one important aspect of that is a careful mix of his two fastballs.
By: Greggory Masterson
Option restrictions play a big part in roster decisions. This spring, they may as well be that man behind the curtain controlling the Twins’ Opening Day roster--but you should pay attention to him. It’s essential to keep them in mind as you start to put together your own projected roster.
They say that war never changes. WAR does change, as it’s a context-dependent stat, but baseball itself doesn't change much, either. Year in and year out, the same storylines surface in every spring training, as sunburnt media members struggle to produce material.
It’s been less than two weeks, and the Twins have already started digging into their minor league depth, so it’s probably good for a discerning fan to know which players have minor league options. Head-scratching decisions often make more sense when considering the option information, so let’s ov...
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