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MLB.com's Matthew Leach outlines five major roster and financial questions facing the Minnesota Twins this offseason following an unsuccessful campaign. The key issues include addressing the catcher position with Ryan Jeffers entering free agency, managing a crowded starting rotation featuring multiple impending free agents, resolving an outfield logjam, determining Royce Lewis' role, and clarifying the team's overall payroll budget.
Leach notes that the Twins may consider trading from areas of depth, such as starting pitching and the outfield, to fill other roster gaps. Additionally, general manager Jeremy Zoll has authority to tender a qualifying offer to Jeffers if deemed appropriate, while chairman Tom Pohlad has stated his intention to invest meaningfully in the upcoming payroll.
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