The Twins have tendered contracts or agreed to terms with all of their arbitration-eligible players — a group of 11 — that includes some of their top names ahead of Friday night’s 7 p.m. deadline. Pitchers Griffin Jax, Jhoan Duran, Bailey Ober and Joe Ryan were tendered contracts for the 2025 season, as were catcher Ryan Jeffers, infielder Royce Lewis, outfielder Trevor Larnach and utilityman Willi Castro. The Twins will need to come to contract terms with those players later this offseason to avoid arbitration. They’ve already done so with a trio of relievers, agreeing with Brock Stewart, Michael Tonkin and Justin Topa. Alex Kirilloff was also eligible for arbitration, but the first baseman/outfielder retired earlier this offseason due to an injury history that plagued him throughout the course of his major league career. The Twins made two roster moves earlier in the week as well, adding prospects Marco Raya and Travis Adams to the 40-man roster to protect them ahead of next month’s Rule 5 Draft. Related Articles Minnesota Twins | Twins’ new general manager Jeremy Zoll is ‘a guy to bet on’ Minnesota Twins | Derek Falvey, Jeremy Zoll promoted within Twins’ front office Minnesota Twins | After 22 years leading Twins, Dave St. Peter stepping aside; Derek Falvey becoming team president Minnesota Twins | Twins position breakdown: Center field Minnesota Twins | Twins position breakdown: Corner outfield