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Which Twins' Arms Will Step Up After the Loss of Pablo López?

Do the Twins have internal options ready to step in for Lopez?
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Sam Caulder

By Sam Caulder

Losing Pablo López leaves a real void in the Twins’ rotation, but it also opens the door for someone to take a leap. Which arms are ready to handle bigger innings, tougher matchups, and real pressure in 2026? In this video, we break down the in-house candidates who could step up and keep this staff from taking a step back. Players mentioned are David Festa, Mick Abel, Taj Bradley, and Connor Prielipp.

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    Plausible. But if they use a six-man rotation, and nobody goes more than five innings per game, which is the Twins's pattern, then the bullpen is going to be worked VERY heavily. No lead (should they get any) will be safe. Will there be a designated seat on the Blue Line for AAA pitchers filling in at Target Field? Because they'll need a pitching staff of fourteen.



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