The Twins are selecting the contracts of catcher and infielder , per . Both players were scheduled to reach minor league free agency, though the Twins have prevented that outcome by adding them to the 40-man roster. Camargo, 24, made his profe sional debut with the Dodgers back in 2016. After three seasons in the rookie leagues, he eventually made his full-season debut in 2019, slashing .236/.301/.342 in Mo Bamba Jersey 316 plate appearances while splitting time between catcher and third base at the Single-A level. Camargo was then packaged alongside veteran right-hander and shipped to Minnesota in exchange for , , and a 2020 draft pick during the 2019-20 offseason. After scuffling to a .236/.279/.418 slash line at the High-A level during his first season with the Twins, Camargo broke out during his age-22 campaign by slashing .262/.310/.483 with 18 home runs in just 326 trips to the plate primarily between the High-A and Double-A levels. Severino, 24, was originally signed by the Braves as an amateur but was declared a free agent when the league sanctioned the Atlanta organization in the wake of violations on the international free agent market. He subsequently signed in Minnesota and, after a few nondescript minor league campaigns, has elevated his stock and now played his way onto the 40-man roster. The 2023 season saw Severino slash .272/.352/.546 with 35 homers, 17 doubles and three triples between the Double-A and Triple-A levels. That marked an impre sive followup to 2022s .278/.358/.530 output between High-A and Double-A. Severino has worked primarily as a third baseman in recent seasons but logged notable reps at first base and second base this past season as well. He adds to a wealth of infield depth in a Twins organization that currently has , , , Eduoard Julien and at the MLB level, in addition to prospects like and knocking on the door after impre sive minor league campaigns. Cole Anthony Jersey