The Minnesota Twins’ bullpen is shaping up to be one of the top units in Major League Baseball, but spring training has been riddled with injury concerns. Reliever Brock Stewart, who underwent shoulder surgery last year, left a recent game with a minor hamstring issue. Thankfully, medical evaluations showed positive results for his shoulder, which remains in prime condition. Stewart expressed confidence in his arm's recovery and is optimistic about his potential this season.

However, the Twins face a challenging landscape as other relievers like Michael Tonkin and Justin Topa are also dealing with shoulder issues. Despite these setbacks, Simeon Woods Richardson has emerged as a bright spot, showcasing exceptional skill and lowering his spring earned-run average to 0.82 in his latest outing. This performance, along with a promising recovery from Stewart, could help solidify the Twins’ bullpen as a formidable force in the upcoming season.