Twins roll out record number of pitchers making MLB debut

August 17, 2017 — 12:50am

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Aaron Slegers on Thursday will become the ninth Twins pitcher to make his major league debut this season; the other eight:

RHP Justin Haley, April 5*

LHP Jason Wheeler, May 30*

LHP Randy Rosario, June 2

RHP Nik Turley, June 11**

RHP Alan Busenitz, June 17

RHP Trevor Hildenberger, June 23

RHP Felix Jorge, July 1**

LHP Dietrich Enns, Aug. 10**

*-no longer with organization; **-starter

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