From 1 to 82 Jack Morris Jersey , everyone who will don a uniform in Fort Myers is listed for your convenience."With all the the team website has been updated with the jersey number of every roster player, non-roster invitee, and coach. Since fields full of unknown players wearing unknown numbers can be confusing, here is a quick guide to this year’s February Twins personnel, number by number.There is also some fun to be had here, as we take the metaphorical DeLorean for a spin, and check out some previous guys to wear each number.1. Nick Gordon, SSPrev. worn by: OF Jordan Schafer, 2015Unsurprisingly for a first-round pick, Gordon will be wearing No. 1 for the second straight camp. The Twins’ more recent first-round shortstop, Royce Lewis, is in his first camp and will be wearing a much higher number, as seen further below.(A quick note: unless otherwise stated, “Previously worn by” will always refer to the most recent player in the regular season.)2. Luis Arr谩ez, 2BPrev. worn by: 2B Brian Dozier, 2018One of three players added to the 40-man roster before the Rule 5 draft (along with Gordon and outfielder LaMonte Wade), Arr谩ez has entered the surprisingly unoccupied land of Twins’ single-digit numbers and stepped into a vacancy. (To be fair to single-digit numbers, two are retired in Minnesota, and another is soon to be retired.)3. Harmon Killebrew (retired)5. Rocco Baldelli, managerPrev. worn by: SS/3B Eduardo Escobar, 2018In donning his former number as a Rays outfielder, Baldelli has become the second consecutive Twins manager to wear a single-digit number, after Paul Molitor’s No. 4.6. Tony Oliva (retired)7. Joe Mauer (retired during this season)8. Zack Granite, CFPrev. worn by: C Kurt Suzuki, 2016After a handful of games in the majors in 2017, Granite was unable to return to Minnesota’s active roster last season, spending the year in Rochester, but remains on the 40-man.9. Derek Shelton, bench coachPrev. worn by: P Matt Belisle, 2017While Shelton may annoy me by taking a single-digit number away from some player http://www.bluejaysfanproshop.com/authentic-curtis-granderson-jersey , he has been considered for a managerial position, so I suppose he’s earned it.10. Tom Kelly (retired)11. Jorge Polanco, SSPrev. worn by: SS/OF Jason Bartlett, 2014OH NO that aged-Bartlett experiment... why did I have to look this up?12. Jake Odorizzi, SPPrev. worn by: C John Ryan Murphy, 2016And now I have to be reminded of the Aaron Hicks trade. Why must this article bring such regrets to mind?13. Ehire Adrianza, SSPrev. worn by: 3rd base coach Gene Glynn, 2018 / OF Jason Kubel, 2014Putting aside more bad memories of 2014, Adrianza has changed his number from 16, opening those digits for new second baseman Jonathan Schoop.14. Kent Hrbek (retired)15. Jason Castro, CPrev. worn by: P Glen Perkins, 20172017 was the only season in his career where Castro did not wear No. 15, having worn that number for seven years as an Astro. With Perkins’ retirement after that season, Castro reclaimed his familiar number.16. Jonathan Schoop, 2BPrev. worn by: SS Ehire Adrianza, 2018Schoop had worn No. 6 throughout his Orioles tenure; with the Twins having retired that number, he at least reclaims it as a trailing digit.17. Jos茅 Berr铆os, SPPrev. worn by: SS Doug Bernier, 2015This number looks really sharp on him. Good choice.18. Mitch Garver, CPrev. worn by: bullpen coach Eddie Guardado, 2018 / C Ryan Doumit, 2012As addressed last week, this is Garver’s third number in three seasons. Perhaps this one will stick long-term; we’ve yet to see how it looks on him under catcher’s gear.19. Ronald Torreyes, 3BPrev. worn by: 1B Kennys Vargas, 2017Torreyes wore No. 74 as a Yankee, but drops into the more popular range of numbers in Minnesota. The previous wearer, Vargas, was significantly larger than Torreyes’ 5-foot-8 frame; perhaps Vargas could make a cameo for an Aaron Judge-like comparison.20. Eddie Rosario, LFPrev. worn by: 1B/OF Chris Colabello, 2014I did not remember Colabello wore No. 20. I do remember his out-of-nowhere April 2014 Aaron Loup Jersey , when he drove in 27 runs to break Kirby Puckett’s franchise record for RBIs in a month. But I had forgotten he’d changed digits from the No. 55 he wore in 2013.21. Tyler Duffey, RPPrev. worn by: C Jason Castro, 2017As seems to happen, one player changing numbers triggered another. In this case, Duffey vacated his old No. 56 prior to last season for Fernando Rodney and took the number Castro had just exchanged.22. Miguel San贸, 3BPrev. worn by: P Tim Stauffer, 2015Baseball Reference states that Stauffer pitched in 13 games for the Twins in 2015, his final season. If you remembered that, I’m impressed and also not sure I believe you.23. Nelson Cruz, DHPrev. worn by: C Mitch Garver, 2018Cruz wore No. 23 during his four-year tenure in Seattle, and keeps the number in Minnesota, triggering Garver’s most recent number change.24. C.J. Cron, 1BPrev. worn by: 2B Logan Forsythe, 2018Forsythe was the second Twin to wear this number last year, as outfielder Ryan LaMarre started the year in No. 24. (Yes, there are people who remember this; I saw a girl in a LaMarre shirsey at Target Field last August.) Cron re-claims his Angels number after spending his season in Tampa Bay wearing No. 44.25. maestro Pat Dean... I mean Dat Pean. Although recently the number has been worn by pitchers, I think its clumsy blend of curves and straight lines makes it perfect for an unorthodox tortuga.65. Trevor May, RPPrev. worn by: —Believe it or not, May is the only Twin in history to wear No. 65. However, he is not the only Twin in history to kill Ninja in Fortnite.66. Brent Rooker, OF (non-roster)Prev. worn by: C Juan Graterol, 2018I accidentally typed his first name as “Brank.” I don’t know how that can be mangled that badly.67. Bill Evers, catching coachPrev. worn by: P Alan Busenitz, 2018Now the Twins need to hire coaches named Tinker and Chance to complete the trifecta.68. Matt Magill, RPPrev. worn by: —Magill hasn’t been discussed much in the Twins’ 2019 bullpen plans, but he did come out of nowhere last year to stick on the 25-man roster, so he’s got a good track (though not a lock) on a place in the bullpen.70. Ryne Harper, RP (non-roster)Prev. worn by: —“Ryne Harper” is the most Tennessee name in the history of Tennessee.71. Lewis Thorpe, SPPrev. worn by: P Joe Roa, 2004Thorpe spent last year on the 40-man roster but did not advance above AAA-Rochester. (Also Matt Adams Jersey , “hey, did you know Thorpe’s Australian?”)72. Randy C茅sar, 3B (non-roster)Prev. worn by: P Pat Neshek, 2006LaMarre wore No. 72 last year as an NRI before making the 25-man roster. When it was announced he’d been re-assigned No. 24, I was very disappointed.73. LaMonte Wade, LFPrev. worn by: —Wade reclaims his number from last spring, though now as a member of the 40-man roster.74. Jake Reed, RP (non-roster)Prev. worn by: —I was partially expecting Torreyes to be assigned this number, since as mentioned he wore No. 74 in New York. But no, it goes back up into the realm of non-roster players.75. Nate Dammann, bullpen catcher / Royce Lewis, SS (non-roster)Prev. worn by: —Lewis gets the focus (and rightly so), but bullpen catchers are people too.76. Ben Richardson, bullpen catcher / Alex Kirilloff, RF (non-roster)Prev. worn by: P F茅lix Jorge, 2017Richardson isn’t even listed on the Twins’ website. I found his name on the roster template on Wikipedia and confirmed his position upon finding a 2018 roster sheet online.77. Fernando Romero, SPPrev. worn by: 3B Tony Batista, 2006You may be wondering if Romero will remain a starter or be moved to the bullpen. I’m now remembering Batista’s batting stance.78. Ben Rortvedt, C (non-roster)Prev. worn by: —For some reason, the Twins like assigning the highest of their high numbers to non-roster catchers.79. Brian Navarreto, C (non-roster)Prev. worn by: —See?80. Ryan Eades, RP (non-roster)Prev. worn by: —80 is actually one of the four numbers that have never been worn in the regular season by any major leaguer. The others are 86, 89, and 92. (Before 2018, this list was two numbers longer, but Adam Cimber taking 90 and Neshek donning 93 removed them from the club of the unworn.)81. Wynston Sawyer, C (non-roster)Prev. worn by: —Another catcher finishes off the NRIs. Perfect.82. James Rowson, hitting coachPrev. worn by: —Okay, how did Rowson end up all the way in the 80s? He wore No. 33 for the last two years and gave it up for P茅rez, but No. 32 is right there and nobody is wearing it. I’ve thought this over and still can’t wrap my mind around it.And with that, the roster is Kevin Long Jersey , for now, complete. Baseball is coming. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pirates right-hander Jordan Lyles expects to make his next start after an injury scare Friday night.It’s not so certain if center fielder Starling Marte and shortstop Erik González will be so lucky.Lyles cruised through six innings before taking a line drive off his pitching hand, Marte and González were pulled after a collision in the field, and short-handed Pittsburgh beat the San Francisco Giants 4-1.Lyles (2-0) continued his hot start, striking out six and allowing four hits in a scoreless outing that dropped his ERA to a major league-best 0.53. His hand was bruised by Joe Panik’s line drive, which González snagged for an inning-ending double play.Lyles believes he was able to escape without serious damage.“I got clipped on a couple fingers,” he said. “In between innings, it just started to swell up a little bit. I felt like we might’ve been better off with another guy out there. I just lost a little feeling, but we’re good to go. We did some tests and we’re good to go. I’ll be ready for my next start.”In the eighth, Marte charged from center on a softly hit ball by Yangervis Solarte and slammed into González. González walked off, with trainers attending to his left shoulder, which took the brunt of the collision. Marte took longer to get to his feet and was driven off the field on a cart. The team did not provide an update on the status of either player.Manger Clint Hurdle was not clear as to what caused the collision.“The last thing I’m going to do is assess blame,” he said. “Sometimes, when you get in those situations, both guys could be calling for the ball simultaneously.”The Pirates have eight players already on the injured list but haven’t exactly been hampered. They hold the best winning percentage in the NL with an 11-6 record.Pittsburgh got all of its runs against Madison Bumgarner (1-3) in the first inning. Francisco Cervelli had a two-run double, and Pablo Reyes and JB Shuck added RBI singles.Bumgarner allowed just two more hits over his final five innings. He struck out seven. He pointed to a two-out walk issued to Jung Ho Kang as the big issue in the first.“I don’t want to give them a free baserunner out there,” he said. “That’s what we did, and he scored.”Manager Bruce Bochy thought his team could have done more to pick up its ace. The only San Francisco run came when Buster Posey singled home Solarte in the eighth.“He bounced back very well,” Bochy said. “He gave us five needed innings after that because we’ve used the ‘pen quite a bit. Hey, he gave us a chance. We’ve got to get these bats going. One run today, not scoring early again is making every game an uphill climb for us.”The Giants’ next-best scoring opportunity was snuffed out in the second when Brandon Crawford tried to score on a flyball to right, but Melky Cabrera’s throw beat him easily.Felipe Vázquez struck out the side in the ninth for his sixth save.NEW LOOKCervelli’s two-out double ended an 0-for-24 skid. Cervelli grew a goatee to help change things up in the slump. It took an eight-pitch battle with Bumgarner before he finally broke through.“I’ve got to keep it now,” he said with a smile.TRAINER’S ROOM?Pirates: INF Adam Frazier did not play due to back spasms. … OF Lonnie Chisenhall (broken finger) began his rehab assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis, going 0 for 3. Hurdle said he’s expected to work in left field, right field, at first base and possibly at third base.UP NEXTGiants: LHP Derek Holland (1-2, 4.09 ERA) is scheduled to start on Saturday. He’s averaged 11 strikeouts per nine innings through four starts.Pirates: RHP Jameson Taillon (0-2, 2.43) will make his fifth start of the season. He’s 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA in three career starts against San Francisco.
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