Here is a list of ex-Twins who have made Opening Day rosters in the major leagues. Long on pitchers and outfielders, short on infielders and starting pitching quality. Sound familiar?

Denard Span--Nationals

Ben Revere--Phillies

Jason Kubel--Diamondbacks

Carlos Gomez--Brewers

Torii Hunter--Tigers

Michael Cuddyer--Rockies

Garrett Jones--Pirates

Alexi Casilla--Orioles

JJ Hardy--Orioles

Nick Punto--Dodgers

Henry Blanco--Blue Jays

AJ Pierzynski--Rangers

Wilson Ramos--Nationals

Jason Marquis--Padres

RA Dickey--Blue Jays

Kyle Lohse--Brewers

Philip Humber--Astros

Kevin Slowey--Marlins

Grant Balfour--A's

Pat Neshek--A's

Luis Ayala--Orioles

Jesse Crain--White Sox

Jose Mijares--Giants

Jon Rauch--Marlins

Matt Guerrier--Dodgers

Joe Nathan--Rangers

LaTroy Hawkins--Mets

Notable DLs--Santana, Ortiz, Young, Liriano, Breslow

Add Brendan Harris to the list. He is on the Dodger team listed as a third baseman, no doubt as a result of Hanley Ramirez' injury. Harris is on the Angel team, and with injuries to Aybar and Callaspo, he is seeing some playing time at short and third.

Henry Blanco is still around? He's got to be 60 years old by now. He was 60 when he was 30. Nice list, always fun to see where old names pop up.

And Mike Trout is playing somewhere on the west coast.

Wait, that was just a dream I had.

Quick comment on ex-Twins: Three OFs off to fast starts--Torii, Cuddy, and Gomez. AJ has been solid, Span and Jones have been pretty good. Ramos and Kubel are on the DL. Delmon Young and Frankie Liriano are close to making their debuts after being disabled. Pitching: Despite no wins, Kevin Slowey has been very good for the Marlins. RA Dickey hasn't had Cy Young form, but I don't think many expected him to do that. Alex Burnett has ended up on the Orioles roster and Luis Ayala was traded, but is still in the majors. Struggling: Philip Humber 0-5 with a near 8 ERA and JJ Hardy under the Mendoza line.