Christopher Sanchez dominated against the Giants, throwing seven innings with a career-high 12 strikeouts and allowing only three runs, two earned. His change-up was particularly lethal, generating an astonishing 22 whiffs, showcasing an impressive whiff rate of 76%. Scott White expressed enthusiasm for Sanchez, suggesting he could rank inside the top 25 starting pitchers for the rest of the season. Meanwhile, Randy Arozarena has shown signs of potential despite a batting average of only .212, with a career-high walk rate and low strikeout rate indicating better performance on the horizon. Tanner Bibee's struggles continue, raising concerns as he has yet to deliver a quality start this season. The Twins' Luke Keshaw and the Brewers' Caleb Durban have been promoted, with uncertain future roles due to injuries in their respective teams. With the season progressing, several players are prime candidates for buy-low trades, including Arozarena and possibly Tanner Bibee, who may bounce back from a slow start.