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The Minnesota Twins have some big offseason decisions ahead. Here's a look at three potential acquisitions, from an ambitious signing to a move best avoided.

Writing for Puckett's Pond, Amanda Lucas outlines three potential offseason scenarios for the Minnesota Twins: signing ace Tarik Skubal, targeting reliever Adrián Morejón, and avoiding a trade for slugger Rafael Devers. Lucas names Skubal as the dream free-agent signing to pair with Joe Ryan and Pablo López, though she acknowledges his expected high cost makes a deal unlikely.
Lucas argues the smart move is signing free-agent left-hander Adrián Morejón to address Minnesota's bullpen, which posted a 4.74 ERA in 2026. Conversely, Lucas warns that trading for Devers would be a mistake due to roughly $211 million remaining on his contract and past friction with management.
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