
Former Lions QB Has ‘Zero Faith’ in Vikings
By Marcus Chen
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IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect The World Series is in the rearview mirror, which means the Minnesota Twins and the rest of Major League Baseball can start looking ahead to free agency. Players officially became free agents Oct. 29, but teams have until Nov. 2 to work through their own departing talent before anyone else can sign them. With the 40-man roster needing a cutdown, Jeremy Zoll has started deciding where to open up spots. The Twins have 10 players that are arbitration eligible next season, but they ve already kicked one of them to the curb. Three new free agents depart Minnesota Twins This season, the Minnesota Twins used 24 different position players and a whopping 34 players threw a pitch. There are only 26 spots on the active roster and 40 on the 40-man roster. With an offseason cutdown looming, Dan Hayes (The Athletic) reported the first three players the Twins are moving on from. The Twins have since made the moves official. Aaron Sabato, Trist