They’ve been trading away talented players (or letting them go via free agency) in exchange for dubious “potential” and reclamation projects for decades. Sure, it works out once in a while. But a few successes now and then doesn’t change the overall tendency.
The Twins (always) need pitching, so maybe hang onto Griffin Jax. Make him a starter and see how that works out.
And if you want some big trades, how about offering up injury-prone Buxton and/or Correa. Offer them to teams that need elite talent to win now, and can afford the risk, in exchange for proven (or emerging) young talent that might produce at a lower level, but actually would play every day. There’s a lot to be said for consistency.