I think it's an interesting situation. Option A. Ramos hasn't exactly been the healthiest player playing in 90+ games twice in the last 5 years (not counting this year) and this has been his best year BY FAR in his career. A big reason is his nice decrease in K's and his .351 BABIP. There even comes the topic if the Nats give him a QO, do the Twins surrender their 2nd round pick to sign him to a big money deal? Weiters has only started 65 of Baltimore's 104 games at Catcher and hasn't been healthy enough to catch 100 games since 2013. While he is a very good defensive catcher, his bat has been down and with the log jam at 1B/DH, do you pay him big money to start at Catcher part time? Do you push him to start more knowing his injury history? B. Ideally if Suzuki's vesting option became a team option, I would say I hope the Twins pick it up and bring back Zuke for another season, but it's not, and I doubt he would accept a 1 year deal when he could probably get multi years on the open market. That leaves the other veteran options open. Maybe sign a 1 year deal to pair with Centeno or Murphy if it's out there? C. I would be for the buying promise if the price was right. None of those 3 have shown much in the bigs, besides Norris who has been awful at the plate this year. D. I honestly couldn't tell you how many big time catching prospects are close to the majors, but I could only imagine if there are some the price would be insanely high. E. This is probably the most likely option with Centeno, Murphy and Garver. If they went this way and did find themselves in contention, a trade could always bring them a veteran if they don't sign one in the offseason. My thoughts on the matter.