On this week's "Deep Cuts with the Minnesota Twins" Twins field coordinator Joel Lepel joins us from Fort Myers to talk about several of the players that have already reported to camp. Lepel provides an update on Miguel Sano's transition to the outfield thus far but is even more complimentary of another Twins outfielder. Plus we catch some waves with hard-throwing reliever and prospect Jake Reed. Reed tells us how surfing keeps him in shape and how he never leaves home without his ukulele. As always, play along with our #ScoutsHonor contest.

How did the Twins fare this offseason? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger assess the signing of Korean Byung Ho Park, discuss whether or not the bullpen is season ready and grade the addition of Aaron Hicks.

On this week's "Deep Cuts with the Minnesota Twins," Hall of Famer Rod Carew shares a moving story about his recovery from a heart attack last September. We also touch base with Tyler Duffey who updates us on a busy offseason. Plus, you can always play along with our #ScoutsHonor contest.

With Spring Training around the corner, the Twins are gearing up for 2016. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger take a closer look at the team and find out which players are most likely to accomplish different feats in 2016.

We get an international flavor on this week's "Deep Cuts with the Minnesota Twins" as Max Kepler discusses some of the highlights from his hometown of Berlin. Max also had career opportunities in Germany as a soccer goalie and following his parents footsteps as professional ballet dancers. Hall of Famer Bert Blyleven also joins the show from the Twins Caravan to discuss this year's HOF inductees and the 2016 Twins pitching staff. Lastly, try your hand at this week's Scouts Honor competition!

The Twins' future looks bright heading into 2016. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger spotlight two key pieces to the Twins' future success, Byron Buxton and Jose Berrios.

Trevor May talks producing music, the decision to skip college and sign right out of high school and who is his favorite Star Wars character. General manager Terry Ryan also provides a look at the squad as we are three weeks away from Spring Training. All that, plus, a tricky scout's honor contest.

The Twins' offseason moves help bolster a strong lineup. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince checks in with Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger to spotlight Byong Ho Park and top pitching prospect Jose Berrios' ability to springboard the Twins in 2016.

In this episode of "Deep Cuts with the Minnesota Twins" we catch up with third base coach Gene Glynn not in the studio, but in a deer stand. We also chat with Twins reliever Kevin Jepsen who took time from his tailgate at College Football National Championship game to discuss his offseason and the 2016 Twins. Scouts Honor is back! Play along and guess our mystery player before the show is up.

Can Byron Buxton earn Rookie of the Year in 2016? Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger joins MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince to make a few bold predictions for the upcoming season and explain why the Twins are still bullpen-focused.

Deep Cuts with the Minnesota Twins makes its debut as we kick off the show with Twins Manager Paul Molitor. Molitor discusses his second year as the skipper, offseason acquisitions and the current roster. Furthermore, Deep Cuts introduces new catcher John Ryan Murphy to Twins Territory. Murphy talks hunting, tennis, the World Series of Golf and co-founding the I Am More Foundation.

Can Byung Ho Park spark the offense in Minnesota? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins radio broadcaster Cory Provus spotlight Park's move to Minnesota and whether or not the Twins can revamp their bullpen to be successful in 2016.

The Twins are in need of a left-handed reliever. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger discuss their needs in the relief department and what else they're looking for this offseason.

The dominoes haven't fallen yet for the Twins. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger sift through the club's offseason moves and spotlight the acquisition of Byung Ho Park and how powerful Miguel Sano's presence could be this season.

Is Trevor Plouffe on the trading block? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger are live in Nashville at the Winter Meetings to dig deeper into Trevor Plouffe's trade value, where they'll find bullpen relief, and how crucial Byong-Ho Park's power will be to the Twins lineup.

Byung Ho Park is officially a Twin. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins broadcaster Kris Atteberry breakdown how Park will contribute in Minnesota and how else they'll improve in the offseason.

The Twins surprised the baseball world after their postseason push in 2015. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger spotlight Byung Ho Park, a surprise addition, break down the pros and cons of trading Aaron Hicks to the Yankees for John Ryan Murphy, and how rookie sensation Miguel Sano would fare moving to the outfield.

Twins prospects Adam Brett Walker II and Nick Burdi discuss their learning experiences in the Arizona Fall League with MLBPipeline.com's Jonathan Mayo.

After what some called a surprising season, the Twins are ready to build upon a successful 2015. MLBPipeline.com's Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo breakdown two top prospects, Adam Brett Walker II and Nick Burdi, who continue to grow in the Arizona Fall League.

We take a look back at the biggest moments from the Minnesota Twins' 2015 season. Listen in as we relive Trevor Plouffe's walk-off home run against the Indians, Eddie Rosario's home run in his debut and much more.

It was a quick switch of the gears from looking at possibly playing in the postseason to wrapping up meetings and looking at the offseason. General manager Terry Ryan talks about that, looks at candidates for the 2016 rotation, explains what Byron Buxton needs to still improve on and talks about what could be next for Torii Hunter.

Being in the postseason picture until the final weekend was nice, but Paul Molitor wants his team to learn from this and go to the next level. Plus, Paul wraps up what he learned in his first season as manager and looks to where he wants his team to get better.