Minnesota Twins Opening Day roster

The Twins open the season Friday night against the White Sox and here's a look at the 30 players on the roster, plus two on the injured list and one suspended.

FanGraphs projection: 5.36 ERA, 1.49 WHIP

Prorated contract: $2.6 million

A strong finish with Oakland last season gave the Twins hope that Bailey has resurrected his career after early success and a fat contract.

FanGraphs projection: 4.24 ERA, 1.26 WHIP

Prorated contract: $1.49 million

A two-time All-Star, Berrios was 40-27 over the past three seasons and had a 3.68 ERA last year in his first 200-inning season.

Prorated contract: $1.1 million

Hill was signed as a free agent after four strong seasons with the Dodgers. He is coming off elbow surgery that would have prevented him from pitching until June.

FanGraphs projection: 4.32 ERA, 1.28 WHIP

Prorated contract: $333,000 + incentives

The Twins gave up top pitching prospect Brusdar Graterol to get Maeda, who started 103 games over four years for the Dodgers after a stellar career in Japan.

Prorated contract: $6.6 million

A breakthrough All-Star season landed Odorizzi the one-year, $17.8 million qualifying tender, and he took it. Starts season on injured list (back).

FanGraphs projection: 4.50 ERA, 1.25 WHIP

Prorated contract: $2.8 million

Pineda was suspended for 60 games last September for using a diuretic that can mask performance-enhancing drugs. He still has 36 games left on the suspension.

Prorated contract: $1.02 million

The Twins are his 10th major league team; he was a two-time All-Star for Washington (2011, 2014) and had a strong 2019 with Cleveland (2.90 ERA, 0.855 WHIP in 63 innings).

FanGraphs projection: 4.33 ERA, 1.37 WHIP

Prorated contract: $211,000

The undrafted Uber driver went all the way from Class A to the majors last season and started Game 2 of the ALDS against the Yankees.

Prorated contract: $445,000

A converted starter who had a great 2019 for the Twins, striking out 82 and giving up only 44 hits in 57⅔ innings in a setup role.

FanGraphs projection: 3.90 ERA, 1.33 WHIP

Prorated contract: $211,000

In 29 games with the Twins last season, he had some impressive stats (6-0, 2.68 ERA in 29 games) while on the back-and-forth from Class AAA Rochester.

Prorated contract: $817,000

May's first full season back after Tommy John surgery was a success. He struck out 79 in 64.1 innings with a 2.94 ERA.

FanGraphs projection: 3.24 ERA, 1.12 WHIP

Prorated contract: $1.65 million

Stepped into the closer's role in 2019 and picked up 30 saves, with a 1.000 WHIP and 90 strikeouts in 69 innings over 60 games.

Prorated contract: $1.76 million

The Twins picked up Romo from Miami at the trade deadline last season. A 2013 All-Star in San Francisco, he won three World Series titles with the Giants.

FanGraphs projection: 4.58 ERA, 1.32 WHIP

Prorated contract: $211,000

Another feel-good story, Smeltzer is a childhood cancer survivor who stepped in as a spot starter and long reliever for the Twins last season.

Prorated contract: $211,000

Pitched in 18 games (25 innings) with the Twins in 2019 after being terrific in relief at Class AAA Rochester (1.44 ERA, .840 WHIP).

FanGraphs projection: 4.19 ERA

Prorated contract: $209,000

The native of Australia was another pitcher who debuted in the big leagues last season after working as a starter in Rochester.

Prorated contract: $269,000

The Twins claimed Wisler off waivers from Seattle in October. Has pitched for the Mariners, Padres, Reds and Braves, starting 57 of his 129 games.

FanGraphs projection: 4 HR, 16 RBI, .284 avg., .440 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $211,000

On the injury list because of COVID-19, "La Tortuga" is a fan favorite and impatient batsman. In 301 plate appearances, he has seven walks and 11 strikeouts.

Prorated contract: $1.6 million

A free agent signing, Avila was an All-Star in 2011 with Detroit. Played the past two seasons in Arizona and hit .184 in 143 games.

FanGraphs projection: 7 HR, 23 RBI, .250 avg, .476 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $230,000

Garver had a breakthrough season in 2019 with 31 home runs in only 93 games. Also improved dramatically on defense.

Prorated contract: $4.4 million

The team's MVP last season (. 311, 41 HR, 108 RBI) set a franchise record with a .639 slugging percentage and was great clubhouse leader.

FanGraphs projection: 2 HR, 11 RBI, .261 avg., .402 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $593,000

A decent-hitting utility man, he has played in 267 games for Minnesota over the past three seasons hitting .260 with a .711 OPS.

Prorated contract: $221,000

A virtual unknown when called up from the minors, Arraez hit .334 in 92 games and established himself as the everyday second baseman this season.

FanGraphs projection: 10 HR, 29 RBI, .253 avg., .488 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $6.67 million

The biggest free agent signing in team history, the three-time All-Star was AL MVP for Toronto in 2015. Had 37 HR, 94 RBI for Atlanta in '19.

Prorated contract: $3.3 million

Added before last season as a free agent from Houston, Gonzalez had a late season injury but added 15 home runs as a seven-position player.

FanGraphs projection: 7 HR, 31 RBI, .279 avg., .461 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $1.5 million

Polanco got a new contract and rewarded the Twins with an All-Star season (. 295, 22 HR, 79 RBI) that included a team-high 153 games played.

Prorated contract: $1.1 million

Two years removed from his All-Star season, Sano had 34 home runs in 105 games and got a three-year, $30 million contract extension.

FanGraphs projection: 5 HR, 18 RBI, .250 avg., .439 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $1.14 million

After a disastrous 2018 season, the Gold Glove CF was on the rebound last year before shoulder surgery ended his season.

Prorated contract: $218,000

The former Yankee farmhand has been a quality backup, playing in 163 games the past two seasons with a .262/.329/.466 slash line.

FanGraphs projection: 10 HR, 31 RBI, .257 avg., .482 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $2.3 million

Like Polanco, Kepler got a nice contract (five years, $35 million) before last season and had 36 HR and 90 RBI, primarily as a leadoff hitter.

Prorated contract: $2.9 million

Rosario led the Twins with 109 RBI during a 32 HR season where he was streaky both ways and provided some highlight assists from LF.

FanGraphs projection: .247 avg., .367 slugging pct.

Prorated contract: $210,000

Wade made his MLB debut last season and could get some early season playing time if Buxton's knee injury lingers.

Prorated contract: $209,000

The Australian outfielder is insurance in case Buxton's sprained foot keeps him out this weekend. Had 30 SBs in minors last year but hit .197.