Pitchers: Albers: no Chargois: Has a future, but not now. No Dean: no Gibson: 50/50: Maybe as a long reliever to eat up minutes in a blow out? Kintzler: Yes... He would be a nice extra arm for a playoff team. Light: no O'Rourke: no Pressley: Yes...see Kintzler Rodgers: Yes Santana: Yes. He could be a very solid number 3rd or 4th starting pitcher for a playoff team. Santiago: 50/50: Like Gibson, not a starter, but maybe a long relief type who you do not let pitch in close games. Tonkin: no... Wimmers: He would go in the Hell no category with Albers, Dean, Light, and O'Rourke... Catchers: Suzuki: Yes. He would be an excellent backup... Centeno: Yes.. He actually is a solid backup. He would be best to play once a week. Infield: Mauer: Yes, but just as a bench guy or at best a platoon guy. No way he is starting every day. Dozier: YES, and he would be an important bat for any team. Polanco: No.. Good player.. I like the kid, but at this time he is not a starter for a playoff team due to defense. Plouffe: Yes, but as a bat off the bench or a platoon DH. He is not starting. Escobar: Yes, every team could use a Eduardo Escobar off the bench. Sano: Yes, a DH... Would not play every day though. Outfield: Grossman: 50/50: Not a bad bat off the bench. Not starting however. Kepler: no..Like Polanco, I like the kid, but he would not be starting for a playoff team and would be best served in Minors. Rosario: Yes... He would not be a starter, but would not be a bad 4th outfielder. Schafer: Ummm, no..... DL: Perkins: If he was healthy, yes, but that is a big IF anymore Santana: Possibly yes.. A 25th man/PR type. Boshers: No Hughes: Not a starter for sure. May: Not reliable enough.. No.. However a smart team would have kept him as a starter. Park: No The Twins have 2 players who would be regular lineup guys for good teams: Brian Dozier and Miguel Sano. The Twins have 1 pitcher who would be in a rotation for good teams: Ervin Santana The Twins have 3 healthy pitchers who could help a playoff team's bullpen: Brandon Kintzler, Ryan Pressley, and Taylor Rodgers. The Twins have a 3 players who could be bench players or at best platoon players: Joe Mauer (our number 2 or 3 hitter), Trevor Plouffe (our number 4 or 5 hitter), and Kurt Suzuki (one of our best hitters). We have nice young players but few have truly proven themselves as every day major league players yet. It could get worse before it gets better yet.