The Minnesota Twins opened the season with Oswaldo Arcia as the starting left fielder and Jordan Schafer as the starting center fielder. It’s not June and the Twins outfield has received a face-lift.
Arcia hit 20 home runs in 2014 and is known for his power. He’s not the most nimble of left fielders and makes the routine play look difficult. He’s just not able to make the plays that his replacement, Eddie Rosario can make.
Rosario made his big league debut on May 6 against the Oakland Athletics. His debut came two days after the Twins placed Arcia on the disabled list and called him up from Triple-A.