![Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Kyle Gibson (44) delivered a pitch in the first inning. ] ANTHONY SOUFFLE ï anthony.souffle@startribune.com Action from an MLB game between the Minnesota Twins and the Detroit Tigers Friday, Sept. 29, 2017 at Target Field in Minneapolis.](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/XDN7LVI2IYIGIA7EPPYG6X2LL4.jpg?&w=1080)
The Twins have offered contracts to all their arbitration-eligible players.
Pitchers Kyle Gibson, Trevor May and Ryan Pressly; infielders Eduardo Escobar and Ehire Adrianza; and outfielder Robbie Grossman can now settle on their 2018 salaries or, failing that, have their salaries set by an independent arbitrator.
Gibson earned $2.9 million last season, Escobar $2.6 million, Pressly $1.175 million, Adrianza $600,000, May $555,000 and Grossman $552,000.
The deadline for major league teams to offer contracts to arbitration eligible players was Friday.
Gibson and Escobar are both projected to end up with 2018 salaries in the $5 million range, according to mlbtraderumors.com.
Managerial change
Mike Quade will not return as manager of the Rochester (N.Y.) Red Wings, the Twins' Class AAA affiliate.
Quade, 60, told The Democrat and Chronicle of Rochester that he would be a roving outfield instructor for the Twins' minor league system, at his request.
The Twins have not announced a replacement for Quade, who managed at Rochester for three seasons and was 238-192 (.553).
