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Twins Prospects Excel in Spring Breakout
Eduardo Tait and Kaelen Culpepper led the Twins prospects with multiple RBIs while pitcher Dasan Hill struck out three over 2 2/3 innings at Hammond Stadium.
- On Thursday, during the spring training event at Hammond Stadium, a group of the Twins prospects ousted the Phillies prospects 9-3, with catcher Eduardo Tait driving in a pair of runs.
- During the Spring Breakout at Hammond Stadium, Twins prospects took center stage while major-leaguers worked out on the backfields ahead of a night game against the Boston Red Sox in spring training's final days of camp.
- Offensively, Kaelen Culpepper drove in three runs while Emmanuel Rodriguez and Gabriel Gonzalez each collected two hits and are slated to start the season at Class AAA St. Paul.
- Left-Hander Dasan Hill, 20, started the game touching 100 mph and finished with one unearned run in 2 2/3 innings and three strikeouts; five pitchers followed, including last year’s third-round pick James Ellwanger, who threw three scoreless innings.
- Non-Roster reliever Dan Altavilla said the World Baseball Classic experience well surpassed his expectations, and the 33-year-old righty posted a 2.48 ERA last year with the Chicago White Sox while pitching twice in camp, giving up a run in two innings.
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Twins prospects excel in Spring Breakout
FORT MYERS, Fla. — While the major leaguers worked out on the backfields on Thursday afternoon ahead of a night game against the Boston Red Sox, the Twins’ prospects took center stage in the Spring Breakout at Hammond Stadium and put on a show. Atop the lineup, Kaelen Culpepper drove in three runs, and Emmanuel Rodriguez and Gabriel Gonzalez — both of whom should start the season at Class AAA St. Paul — collected a pair of hits. Catcher Eduardo …
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