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  1. The Twins selected TCU right-hander Tommy LaPour with the No. 107 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover his fastball that sits 95-98 and touches 101, his standout 2025 season, where he posted a 3.09 ERA with 88 strikeouts as TCU's ace, the elbow soreness that limited him to 17 innings in 2026 and dropped him down draft boards, and the starter-versus-bullpen debate around his future. View full video
  2. The Twins selected TCU right-hander Tommy LaPour with the No. 107 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover his fastball that sits 95-98 and touches 101, his standout 2025 season, where he posted a 3.09 ERA with 88 strikeouts as TCU's ace, the elbow soreness that limited him to 17 innings in 2026 and dropped him down draft boards, and the starter-versus-bullpen debate around his future.
  3. With the 79th pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, the Minnesota Twins selected right-handed pitcher Ethan Wachsmann out of Colorado. A big pitcher with a big arm, Wachsmann throws hard with developing command, and the club believes he can turn into something special. He's committed to Wake Forest and is the kind of arm who might grow into a first-rounder if he were to play college ball, making his signability the story to watch. Scouting director Sean Johnson said Wachsmann "really checks a lot of the boxes for a high school pitcher." View full video
  4. With the 79th pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, the Minnesota Twins selected right-handed pitcher Ethan Wachsmann out of Colorado. A big pitcher with a big arm, Wachsmann throws hard with developing command, and the club believes he can turn into something special. He's committed to Wake Forest and is the kind of arm who might grow into a first-rounder if he were to play college ball, making his signability the story to watch. Scouting director Sean Johnson said Wachsmann "really checks a lot of the boxes for a high school pitcher."
  5. The Twins selected Virginia Tech right-hander Brett Renfrow with the No. 74 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover his three years as a Hokies starter, including a 2026 season with 88 strikeouts against 25 walks in 73.2 innings, his fastball that reached 98 with a deep secondary mix, his strike-throwing profile, and why his ACC experience could put him on a fast track. View full video
  6. The Twins selected Virginia Tech right-hander Brett Renfrow with the No. 74 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover his three years as a Hokies starter, including a 2026 season with 88 strikeouts against 25 walks in 73.2 innings, his fastball that reached 98 with a deep secondary mix, his strike-throwing profile, and why his ACC experience could put him on a fast track.
  7. The Twins selected Texas catcher Carson Tinney with the No. 43 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, their second catcher of the night after Vahn Lackey. In this video, we cover his 2026 season, where he hit .326 with 22 home runs and led the SEC in walks, his elite raw power and exit velocities, his plus arm behind the plate, his whiff-rate concerns, and how he fits Minnesota's catching pipeline. View full video
  8. The Twins selected Texas catcher Carson Tinney with the No. 43 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, their second catcher of the night after Vahn Lackey. In this video, we cover his 2026 season, where he hit .326 with 22 home runs and led the SEC in walks, his elite raw power and exit velocities, his plus arm behind the plate, his whiff-rate concerns, and how he fits Minnesota's catching pipeline.
  9. The Twins used the No. 3 overall pick on Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey — their first first-round backstop since Joe Mauer. In this video, we break down everything you need to know: Lackey's power and approach at the plate, his arm strength and receiving skills behind it, how he fits Minnesota's timeline with Ryan Jeffers nearing free agency, and why scouts believe he could move through the farm system fast. View full video
  10. The Twins used the No. 3 overall pick on Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey — their first first-round backstop since Joe Mauer. In this video, we break down everything you need to know: Lackey's power and approach at the plate, his arm strength and receiving skills behind it, how he fits Minnesota's timeline with Ryan Jeffers nearing free agency, and why scouts believe he could move through the farm system fast.
  11. The Twins are only a few games below .500 with less than a week to go before the All-Star break. While it is a prospect and draft first show, Jamie and Jeremy briefly review what's making the Twins perform so well going into the break.
  12. The Twins are only a few games below .500 with less than a week to go before the All-Star break. While it is a prospect and draft first show, Jamie and Jeremy briefly review what's making the Twins perform so well going into the break. View full video
  13. One of Roch Cholowsky, Vahn Lackey, or Grady Emerson will land in the Twins' lap with the third overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. If it's Grady Emerson, how much of a no-brainer selection is he for the Twins, and how does he fit with other top prep picks the Twins have taken in the first round in previous seasons? View full video
  14. One of Roch Cholowsky, Vahn Lackey, or Grady Emerson will land in the Twins' lap with the third overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. If it's Grady Emerson, how much of a no-brainer selection is he for the Twins, and how does he fit with other top prep picks the Twins have taken in the first round in previous seasons?
  15. Right behind Grady Emerson as the top prep bats in the 2026 MLB Draft Class are Jacob Lombard and Eric Booth Jr. Both are also top 10 consensus prospects, but highly unlikely to overshadow one of the top three in Roch Chowlowsky, Vahn Lackey, or Emerson. However, on the off chance the Twins decide to take a flyer on them, how would they fit into the Twins' current farm system? View full video
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