How Would a Cancelled 2020 Season Impact the Twins?

A more optimistic but realistic view would have the virus becoming seasonal and under control by May, and then the season starting sometime around Memorial Day. I would suggest starting the season with the All-Star Game on Memorial Day. Add a memorial for health care workers who died fighting this pandemic. During the usual All-Star Break, add some regular season games to balance schedules (priority to evening out home and away games). Otherwise, play put the season as scheduled. Some teams will have easier schedules, by that happens in Big Ten Footbsll every year.

A year with no baseball hurts everyone from the fans, players, stadium and concession workers and ownership but the teams that have a shot to win it all are probably the most severely impacted. Teams like the Twins were built for a serious run in 2020 and if no baseball is played the FA's move on and the other players get another year older. Baseball careers are relatively short anyway and losing a year is a serious blow. Teams that had no shot don't walk away unscathed either as the players that they are counting on to improve by playing the game will be sitting and watching. It will be a lose/lose for everyone but life is not always fair and we have to play the cards we are dealt. We will have to wait and see what the future brings.

I believe there will be a season this year. When the weather become warmer the COVID 19 will become weaker & can be fought off by those that are most susceptible. Treatment will be soon approved by the time it get cold again.  The season must go on even if they control attendance from limited to none, becoming mainly dependent on TV revenues.  I stated before how the schedule could be adjusted to accommodate the delay

I believe there will be a season this year. When the weather become warmer the COVID 19 will become weaker & can be fought off by those that are most susceptible. Treatment will be soon approved by the time it get cold again. The season must go on even if they control attendance from limited to none, becoming mainly dependent on TV revenues. I stated before how the schedule could be adjusted to accommodate the delay

As far as I've read/heard, they don't know yet whether the summer weather will affect Covid19.

Well, if the treatment is as efficacious as what we've come up with for the flu and pneumonia, I wouldn't pin your hopes it making a big difference.  We'll all be lined up in September 2021 for our vaccine.  Let's hope, anyway.

Offseason trades are an interesting topic if the season is cancelled.  Teams acquiring major league talent with the intention of winning in 2020 got hosed (luckily the Twins had multiple seasons in mind with their big trade).

Remember when the Red Sox were laughed at for the Betts trade. It is looking like an absolute steal now.

If the season is canceled, The Dodgers gave Alex Verdugo, Jeter Down, Conner Wong and took on about 75M for the 35 and 36 year old seasons of David Price.