The Twins filled their coaching vacancies today, naming Terry Steinbach, Tom Brunansky and Bobby Cuellar to Ron Gardenhire's big league staff. Both Steinbach and Brunansky are former Twins.
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Former Twins slugger Tom Brunansky is one step closer to the big leagues. He's been named the new hitting coach for the Rochester Red Wings, the Twins' Triple A affiliate. Last year, Brunansky held the same post in Double A New Britain. "Bruno" was a key member of the Twins' 1987 World Series team.
General Manager Bill Smith admitted Thursday that the Twins have a lot of work to do this off-season. Smith said he knows the fan base wants the team to find a No. 1 starter, but said at the same time there aren't many staff aces available.
Rick Adelman is slowly but surely putting together the rest of the Timberwolves coaching staff. Portland assistant Bill Bayno is expected to be hired and so is Adelman's son, R.J. Meanwhile, the Wolves will introduce Rick Adelman at a press-conference next Wednesday.
The Twins added pitching depth Monday by claiming a couple of pitchers off waivers. Matt Maloney, a 27-year old right-hander, split time in Triple-A and the big leagues with the Reds. Minnesota also signed 29-year old right-hander Jeff Gray off waivers from the Mariners.
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