![Twins pitcher Blaine Boyer throwing in the bullpen Wednesday morning at Hammond Stadium. ] JEFF WHEELER ï jeff.wheeler@startribune.com Twins pitchers and catchers continued their workouts Wednesday morning, February 25, 2015 at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers, FL. ORG XMIT: MIN1502280812433858](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/SJHQEFUDP7AH53NKG6TPJ244BY.jpg?&w=1080)
Name2014 stats
Phil Hughes, RH16-10, 3.52 ERA
Ervin Santana, RH14-10, 3.95 ERA (Atlanta)
Ricky Nolasco, RH6-12, 5.38 ERA
Kyle Gibson, RH13-12, 4.47 ERA
Tommy Milone, LH6-4, 4.18 ERA (Oakland, Twins)
Name2014 stats
Mike Pelfrey, RH0-3, 7.99 ERA (elbow surgery June 10)
Former starter could pitch in long relief, or a shorter role if he acclimates to the bullpen.
Tim Stauffer, RH6-2, 3.50 ERA (San Diego)
Competed for starting job in spring, likely will join Pelfrey in long relief to start season.
Blaine Boyer, RH0-1, 3.57 ERA (San Diego)
His sinking fastball and changeup combination could be effective against lefties and righties.
J.R. Graham, RH1-5, 5.55 ERA (Class AA Mississippi)
A Rule 5 pick from Atlanta, his lack of experience will keep him out of late situations, but he does have a 95-mph fastball.
Brian Duensing, LH3-3, 3.31 ERA
The only bullpen lefty aside from Perkins could be a specialist or go longer when needed.
Casey Fien, RH5-6, 3.98 ERA
A workhorse — 146 games the past two seasons — who will again be the primary setup man when season starts.
Glen Perkins, LH34 saves, 3.65 ERA
Slowed by oblique injury in spring, but the All-Star closer should be ready for Opening Day.
Dennis Brackin
Bailey Ober used to babysit Drake Maye at their brothers' sporting events in North Carolina.
