Jair Camargo has earned a spot on Colombia's roster for the World Baseball Classic qualifier, showcasing his talent as a catcher. His participation highlights his development and the Twins' investment in nurturing international talent.

Jair Camargo is one of four catchers on the Twins' 40-man roster following the acquisition of Diego Cartaya. His presence adds depth to the team's catching options as they work to revitalize Cartaya's career.

Jair Camargo is suggested as a potential catcher for the Twins, with the hope that he can contribute to the team's future success. The emphasis is on giving younger players like him a chance to develop, particularly as the team looks to rebuild and move away from reliance on higher-priced veterans.

Jair Camargo was optioned to Triple-A St. Paul as part of roster moves for the Twins, following the reinstatement of Manuel Margot from the injured list and Christian Vázquez from the paternity list.

Jair Camargo, a position player for the Minnesota Twins, was among those cut from camp but did not receive specific commentary in the article.