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Joe Nossek
In 1966 Joe will face the challenge of breaking into the power-packed Minnesota line-up. Though used sparingly in 1965, the young man impressed Mgr. Mele and his teammates with his hustling brand of play. Joe began as an outfielder but The Twins' Instructional School taught him how to play the hot-corner.
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The American League Rookie of the Year for 1967, Rod was a pleasant surprise for The Twins. He moved right into Minnesota's starting line-up early in the year and won the second base job immediately. For the entire season Rod's average was up among the league leaders. He topped his club in triples and was third on The Twins in base-hits. Born in The Panama Canal Zone, Rod had an impressive minor league career. The fleet-footed young man stole 94 bases in three years, including 52 for Orlando in 1965.



Max, 23, established himself in 2016 as a core player for the Twins. His first home run was a walk-off on June 12; his fourth and fifth produced a team rookie-record seven RBI on July 2; and his 12th through 14th all came in the same game on August 1.



The curveballing ace has appeared in three All-Star games. Only two active pitchers have struck out more men than Camilo.



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Andy Kosco, Ted Uhlaender
One of the top batters in the PCL in '65, Andy hit .327 for the Denver club. The outfielder clouted 27 home runs & 116 RBI's. The batting champ in the PCL in 1965, Ted hit .340 for Denver. A lefthanded hitter, the outfielder broke into pro ball in 1961.
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