After deadline sell-off, Twins are relying on prospects such as Royce Lewis and Brooks Lee to be the team’s best players.

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At long last, Lewis demonstrated last season what it could look like when he’s healthy. He belted 15 home runs and drove in 52 runs in 239 plate appearances, producing at a .309/.372/.548 clip.

SAN ANTONIO — If the Minnesota Twins do move Royce Lewis to second base, his agent seems open to the possibility. Though he isn’t privy to the team’s plans, agent Scott Boras compared the ...