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143+ Lewis Thorpe
With numerical values become pretty convoluted at this point, FanGraphs lumps the rest into the same grouping. The left-handed hurler from Australia is the only Twins player making this designation.
Minnesota is well represented on the top 200 list by boasting eight prospects. Voide of the list are names like Nick Burdi, Jake Reed, and Eddie Rosario. All young prospects that could make their major league debut during the 2015 season, it’s safe to say this is yet another list that highlights the strength of the Twins system.
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