Eiberson Castellano was returned to the Philadelphia Phillies, allowing for Randy Dobnak's inclusion in the Twins' bullpen, highlighting the strategic roster moves needed for the season.

Eiberson Castellano, a Rule 5 pick, did not make the Twins' Opening Day roster due to struggles with command during spring training. His future is uncertain as he is currently on waivers and may return to the Phillies if he clears.

Castellano, a Rule 5 selection, is at a critical juncture as he must remain on the major league roster all season. His performance in spring training has shown potential, but inconsistency with walks is concerning as the Twins finalize their roster.

Eiberson Castellano, a Rule 5 draft pick, must remain on the major league roster to avoid being returned to the Philadelphia Phillies. He has a powerful fastball but struggles with command, having walked eight batters in 31 faced. Manager Baldelli emphasizes the need for strike-throwing to secure his spot.

As a Rule 5 draft pick, Eiberson Castellano faces high expectations in his first big-league spring training with the Minnesota Twins. With limited prior experience, he must secure a roster spot to avoid being returned to the Phillies, emphasizing the pressure he faces along with his potential.