For starting pitching you need to be 10 deep at a minimum. I accept that to be truth, and it seems the FO does as well, starting pitching has become at least average where it was 30 and way worse than 29 not long ago. How deep is deep enough in the outfield? Is it realistic to be 8-9 deep in the outfield? 1 and 4 (Buxton, Granite) were supposed be locks this year, 6 (LaMarre) failed miserably, 7 (Cave) was not even an after thought in February and has pulled through admirably. So yeah, Rochester is a mess but shouldn’t it be? The FO saw it coming and acquired Cave, and promoted Wade. Corner infield depth improved a bit with the acquisition of Austin, but it will be interesting to see how first is addressed in the offseason for both the Twins and Redwings. Rooker is on the cusp, but you can’t count on that. Maybe Vargas sticks around, but ooofda. Third base with Escobar gone looks to be a significant depth issue, especially since Sano lately does not look as sure as he did previously. Agreed on Goodrum, wouldn’t he look good in a Twins uni?