Minnesota Twins - Current Roster

Current Roster

Minnesota Twins 2013 spring training roster
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40-man roster Non-roster invitees Coaches/Other

Pitchers

  • 31 Alex Burnett
  • 61 Jared Burton
  • 38 Cole De Vries
  • 58 Scott Diamond
  • 52 Brian Duensing
  • 50 Casey Fien
  • -- Kyle Gibson
  • 76 Deolis Guerra
  • 62 Liam Hendriks
  • -- B. J. Hermsen
  • -- Pedro Hernández
  • 17 Lester Oliveros
  • 15 Glen Perkins
  • 64 Tyler Robertson
  • -- Josh Roenicke
  • 51 Anthony Swarzak
  • -- Caleb Thielbar
  • -- Michael Tonkin
  • -- Tim Wood

Catchers

  • 41 Drew Butera
  • 18 Ryan Doumit
  • 23 Chris Herrmann
  • 7 Joe Mauer
  • -- Josmil Pinto

Infielders

  • 8 Jamey Carroll
  • 20 Brian Dozier
  • 5 Eduardo Escobar
  • -- Tommy Field
  • 25 Pedro Florimón
  • 33 Justin Morneau
  • 27 Chris Parmelee
  • 24 Trevor Plouffe
  • -- Danny Santana

Outfielders

  • 80 Oswaldo Arcia
  • 63 Joe Benson
  • -- Aaron Hicks
  • 19 Darin Mastroianni
  • 11 Ben Revere
  • 2 Denard Span
  • 16 Josh Willingham

Pitchers

  • 21 Samuel Deduno
  • -- Shairon Martis
  • 67 Luis Perdomo
  • 59 Esmerling Vásquez
  • 39 P. J. Walters

Catchers

  • -- Eric Fryer

Infielders

  • -- James Beresford
  • -- Deibinson Romero

Outfielders

  • 26 Brian Dinkelman
  • -- Wilkin Ramírez

Manager

  • 35 Ron Gardenhire

Coaches

  • 40 Rick Anderson (pitching)
  • 75 Nate Dammann (bullpen catcher)
  • -- Joe Vavra (third base)
  • -- Terry Steinbach (bench/catching)
  • -- Bobby Cuellar (bullpen)
  • -- Tom Brunansky (hitting)
  • -- Scott Ullger (first base)


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