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Twins Invest $3 Million in Promising International Prospects

9/17/2025

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In 2025, the Minnesota Twins signed international prospects Santiago Leon for $1.7 million and Carlos Taveras for $1.1 million.
Leon played 50 games, batting .223 with a .391 on-base percentage, while Taveras hit .246 in 18 games before an injury.
Other signings included Haritzon Castillo ($947,500) and Teilon Serrano ($847,500), both showing potential.
Players from the Dominican Summer League often struggle to transition to higher levels.
Baseball America ranked top DSL prospects, featuring Sadbiel Delzine and Adrian Peña, congratulating them on their successful seasons.

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Story summary

In 2025, the Minnesota Twins signed international prospects Santiago Leon for $1.7 million and Carlos Taveras for $1.1 million.
Leon played 50 games, batting .223 with a .391 on-base percentage, while Taveras hit .246 in 18 games before an injury.
Other signings included Haritzon Castillo ($947,500) and Teilon Serrano ($847,500), both showing potential.
Players from the Dominican Summer League often struggle to transition to higher levels.
Baseball America ranked top DSL prospects, featuring Sadbiel Delzine and Adrian Peña, congratulating them on their successful seasons.