Huascar Ynoa has signed a minor league contract with the Twins, including an invitation to big-league camp. Once a promising prospect for the Twins, he was traded to Atlanta in 2017. Ynoa has not pitched in the majors since 2022 due to Tommy John surgery, and he posted a 6.15 ERA in 261⁄3 innings with Atlanta's Triple-A team last season before being released. The Twins are excited to bring him back, with assistant pitching coach Luis Ramirez playing a key role in his recruitment.

Huascar Ynoa, a former Braves prospect, has struggled with injuries over the past few seasons, with his last appearance for the team occurring on April 18, 2022. His most notable contribution came in 2021 when he made 18 appearances. The Braves have decided to move on from him, viewing this as an opportune time for a change. He was projected to make $825,000 next season.

Huascar Ynoa is back from injury and has a shot to win the fifth rotation spot for the Atlanta Braves. Keep an eye on his pitching velocity and any new additions to his arsenal.