I just wanted to check up on a few former Twins and see how they were doing: Randy Rosario - Cubs - 1.89 ERA, 19 IP, 4.3 BB/9, 5.2 K/9 [4.73 FIP] J. T. Chargois - Dodgers AAA (after being demoted) - 1.80 ERA, 15 IP, 4.2 BB/9, 5.4 K/9 (it's actually a little spooky how similar those stat lines are. I swear I chose these by coincidence...) Jermaine Palacios - Rays A+ (after demotion) - .315/.345/.500 (.845 OPS in 59 PA) Are we sure it was a good idea to give up on Rosario after one shaky season in AA? He's been lights-out for the Cubs in AAA and the majors, but his peripherals aren't that good. He's only 24 so if you told me he had a future as a middle reliever, I'd believe it. Meanwhile, many here berated the Twins FO for DFA'ing Chargois, and while I didn't like the move either, he earned himself a demotion and he's pitching well at AAA. He's out of options next year, so it remains to be seen if he'll be able to stay on a MLB roster. Palacios started the season at AA while just 21 years old - it was clearly a mistake as he hit just .502 OPS in 180 PAs. I still think he has the potential to be a starting SS in the majors, but it's going to take longer than what the Rays were hoping for. I just found it odd how we saw Rosario and Jorge premier early in the majors last season and that ended up being the last time they ever played as a Twin (barring any return). Jorge doesn't strike me as much of a prospect so I'm not that concerned, but I'm not a fan of how these younger guys are getting DFA'd to keep guys like Belisle on the team.