The Twins have remained in playoff contention despite using a whopping 16 starting pitchers this season, including two new ones Monday in Tim Melville and Dillon Gee (number of starts listed):
RHP Ervin Santana 25
RHP Kyle Gibson 21
RHP Jose Berrios 18
LHP Adalberto Mejia* 18
LHP Hector Santiago* 14
RHP Phil Hughes* 9
RHP Bartolo Colon 7
LHP Nik Turley 3
RHP Felix Jorge 2
LHP Dietrich Enns* 1
LHP Jaime Garcia** 1
RHP Dillon Gee 1
RHP Aaron Slegers 1
RHP Tim Melville 1
RHP Nick Tepesch** 1
LHP Adam Wilk** 1
*-on disabled list **- no longer with organization
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