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Rosario

Rosario was a notable name on the minor league free agent list, especially since he just turned 24 in July. He got off to a rough start last season, but that might be explained by the Twins, with a crowded Triple-A outfield, burying him in Double-A after he’d already shown plenty there in 2025. He did eventually move up and then hit .298/.350/.563 with 11 homers in 42 games in his debut for St. Paul. Overall, he has 47 homers and an .845 OPS the last two years. He should eventually see major league time as a platoon corner outfielder against left-handers.

Rosario was the Twins fifth-round selection during the pandemic-shortened 2020 draft out of Hawaii. The now 21-year-old has had swing-and-miss issues but lowered his strikeout rate below thirty percent this year at High-A Cedar Rapids. He paired the better strikeout rate with 21 homers, the most he has hit in his professional career. He hasn’t lost his power stroke since landing in Phoenix, and his six round-trippers lead all batters in the Arizona Fall League.