Twins are calling for right-handed Pierson Ohlaccording to MILB Central’s Chase Ford. The twins will have to choose him to the roster, but they open up space through the deal Chris Paddack It hit the tiger earlier today.
Ohl, 25, is the 14th round pick for the 2021 twins. He has been climbing the minor league ladder ever since, showing excellent control. Of the 389 minor league innings, he only had a walk, accounting for 3.6% of the batsmen. For reference, league averages are usually in the range of 8-9%. Of the qualified pitchers this year, only Zack Littell The walking rate is better than 3.6%.
He hasn't always shown strong strikeouts, but has been making positive progress in the department lately. From 2021 to 2024, he hit 21.6% of the batsmen. In 2025, he pulled it out as much as 30%, while reducing the walk at an excellent 3.8%.
Last month, Fangraphs ranked OHL at No. 22 in the twin system. The report noted that his arm slots and change grips were different this year, which seemed to help him unlock more strikeouts.
The results of improvements will enable OHL to reach professionalism, although it is not clear what the twins will do to him. He is primarily a starter before 2025, but has been in a wielding role this year. He has started five games and 17 relief appearances this season, recording 66 1/3 innings. All his outings this year range from 1 2/3 innings of the sprint to four innings at the top.
As mentioned earlier, the twins have traded Paddack. Danny Coulombe is another upcoming free agent, so it is likely to move by Thursday's deadline. They are less likely, but people who are likely to trade Joe Ryan,,,,, JhoanDurán or Griffin Jax. Others like it Brock Stewart,,,,, Justin Topa or Michael Tonkin You can go too.
Regardless of the extent of its final sell-off, the twins will have some innings available. Whether he is a live starter or a prolonged remission, OHL will have the chance to absorb some of it. In one game, he will make his debut immediately. Since this was his first call to the show, he had a lot of options to keep until he reached six years of major league service.