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C: Ryan Jeffers ($2.3M) 1B: Carlos Santana ($5.25M) 2B: Edouard Julien ($.77M) 3B: Royce Lewis ($0.77M) SS: Carlos Correa ($33.33M) LF: Matt Wallner ($0.77M) CF: Byron Buxton ($15.00M) RF: Max Kepler ($10.00M) DH: Alex Kirilloff ($1.70M) 4th OF: Willi Castro ($3.20M) Utility: Trevor Larnach ($0.77M) Utility: Kyle Farmer ($6.60M) Backup C: Christian Vazquez ($10M) SP1: Pablo Lopez ($8.25M) SP2: Joe Ryan ($0.77M) SP3: Bailey Ober ($0.77M) SP4: Chris Paddack ($2.53M) SP5: Anthony Declafini ($4.00M) RP: Jhoan Duran ($0.77M) RP: Brock Stewart ($0.77M) RP: Griffin Jax ($0.77M) RP: Jorge Alcala ($1.00M) RP: Caleb Thielbar ($3.00M) RP: Justin Topa ($1.25M) RP: Jay Jackson ($1.50M) RP: Louie Varland ($0.77M) Payroll is 13.62% under budget

Should they go all in? How would a trade of Ober, SWR, Rodriguez, and Salas for Zac Gallon look. It's a big price to pay, but they'd have a rotation of Gallon, Lopez, Ryan, Gray and Mahle, with Maeda as the long relief/fill in starter. Still having Varland and Winder in AAA ready to fill in this year or next year. It sets your rotation up for the next few years, even if you only sign one of the three FA's next year. (Gray, Mayhle and Maeda). It's bold, but is sends a message to the team and fans, that they're trying to win it all, not just win the division.

Why can't the Twins start with a 6 man rotation for the first few weeks. Especially since everyone except Ryan has an injury history. Give everyone that extra day rest early on.

That's what the off season and spring training are for. Kirilloff is too talented to waste if he's ready. I like Gordon, but an everyday lineup with Kirilloff is much more dangerous.

Gallo is gold glove caliber fielder, he'll be in Left