The Minnesota Twins pitching staff has had plenty of surprises, whether it is with starters or relievers. Tyler Duffey was a starter last season, but struggled mightily. This season, he has established himself as a reliable bullpen option.
Duffey pitched all of 2016 as a starter, making 26 starts for the Twins and posting a bloated 6.43 ERA. His record of 9-12 made his season look better, even though he gave up 167 hits in 133 innings pitched. Of those 167 hits, 25 were home runs.
While Duffey started his career well in 2015, going 5-1 with a 3.