Intersecting circumstances could lead to an unlikely partnership between the Twins and starting pitcher Marcus Stroman.

While the offseason can be a slog from the perspective of a fan looking for news across the Major League Baseball landscape, at no point does the stove get hotter than during the Winter Meetings. Expect things to heat up for the Twins as they head to the Meetings Dec. 4-7, in Nashville.

Aaron and John talk about Cory Provus replacing Dick Bremer as the Twins' television voice, the free-agent departures of Sonny Gray, Kenta Maeda, and Emilio Pagán, how the Twins will look to fill the sizable holes in the pitching staff, and what exactly goes on at the Winter Meetings. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link. 

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As Sonny Gray moves on to St. Louis, the Twins are left searching for ways to fill the void at the top of their starting rotation. Does it make sense to package one of their most coveted prospects for a controllable starter?

It was a decision that seemed weird at the time, and now seems even weirder as the self-inflicted negative PR takes its toll in early offseason discourse.

Why did the Twins reveal their intentions to decrease their payroll? What did they stand to gain?

After taking a week off for Thanksgiving, JD and Jeremy are back to talk about updated Top 30s and other things that have been happening in the baseball world. A big-time prospect is considering signing a record-breaking extension, an All-Star pitcher is on the move in free agency and the Winter Meetings are quickly approaching.

Carlos Correa’s free agent journey was well documented last winter. Let’s review his second season with the Twins and how his contract impacts the organization in 2024 and beyond.

The Twins should always be looking to bolster their relief corps, even if the additions aren’t destined to see many high-leverage opportunities. It could take some time before they pay off, but could these three recently non-tendered arms be worthwhile additions on minimal commitments?

A key member of the Twins' relief corps for the last two seasons officially moved on Wednesday. 

The Minnesota Twins have a few places to add this offseason, and if they want to repeat as winners of the American League Central Division, they’ll need to get things right yet again. Derek Falvey is operating with a different payroll, but there is a natural avenue to be better while staying cheaper.

The Twins haven't selected a player in the Rule 5 Draft since Tyler Kinley in 2017. Could this be the offseason wherein the six-year drought ends?

During Minnesota's playoff run last season, Louie Varland showcased his elite skills in a bullpen role. His role for the 2024 season is more apparent, after Kenta Maeda and Sonny Gray signed with new organizations.

The veteran catcher sure seems to be on the chopping block as the Twins look to cut payroll. Would trading Christian Vázquez for salary relief be a short-sighted move?

At this point, the Minnesota Twins have yet to make a significant move this offseason. We have heard plenty about the payroll sliding backward, but does that have anything to do with the front office opting against bringing back Sonny Gray or Kenta Maeda?

Tim Anderson is pretty talented and has had an excellent career thus far. Outside of 2023, that is, when he played a role that mixed a little Charlie Brown, Frank Grimes, and Cory & Trevor into one godawful baseball experience. The Twins are set in the middle infield, but if they are looking for value, Anderson is it.

Sonny Gray is reportedly heading to St. Louis on a three-year, $75-million deal with the Cardinals. What is the impact on the Twins' 2024 Draft bonus pool?