The picks are awarded based on a lottery system for the 10 teams with the lowest revenue and the 10 smallest markets. St. Louis fits in to the 10 smallest markets (surprisingly). The second round is chosen from any of the teams that didn't get a pick in the first round, and any team that received money from revenue sharing. Detroit got money from revenue sharing, so that's why they were able to be picked. The Twins are definitely not in one of the smallest markets, and will not pay into revenue sharing, so those two ways of getting a pick are out of the mix. The only way the Twins will get a chance at one next year is if they continue to play poorly and people stop going to games. If all numbers stayed constant from last year, they'd have to have about $15MM less in revenue to get into that bottom 10 revenues. Even after being eligible, there is no guarantee the team will get a pick. The odds are based off of the winning percentage from the previous year. Overall, I would say that unless people stop going to games completely, the Twins are probably not going to get one of those picks.