I would do nothing contract wise for all 3. Berrios has 4 more years of control left, and 4 more years to potentially get injured. Odorizzi is a fine back end of the rotation starter. Should be replaceable by an internal or external pitcher for a reasonable price. Gibson will be 31 in a couple of weeks, and given his roller coaster career, I need to see it one more season to be a Gibby believer. It's not like he's going to be a $20 million AAV pitcher if he maintains his level of play next season. The Twins can afford to gamble. The premium won't be that much if he is awesome next season.