Last year's sell-off is just so frustrating. If they would have kept Lou and Duran, they're in first place right now. I can understand wanting to get out of Correa's deal but they threw the baby out with the bathwater. There's a universe where Abel gets and stays healthy and where Rojas finds his command and all is forgiven. But those two things remain lottery tickets as opposed to two 'ace' closers.
Put me in the camp of wanting to keep Ryan. I still want to see what the new CBA looks like and if there's any type of salary floor or something that would make keeping Ryan long-term more feasible for the Twins.
Jeffers is likely gone. Caratini's play of late coupled with Jeffers' comments last summer, and I think the Twins are more than happy to send him packing. If he is going to the Yankees, there's young talent to be had there - I just hope the Twins identify the right prospects.
Larnach is trickier, IMHO. You would definitely be selling high but even with his recent hot streak, how robust is the market? If you're not getting back a legitimate prospect, or a controllable arm for the pen, just hold onto him.