Joe Ryan and Pablo Lopez are ranked pretty high, but two other names snuck into the top 100.

In a surprising turn of events, the Minnesota Twins announced Friday morning that they have mutually parted ways with President, Baseball

Overall, the Twins may not have the deepest collection of Top-100 prospects in baseball, but the talent at the top is undeniable. Jenkins, Rodriguez, and Culpepper provide three legitimate building blocks, while Tait and Prielipp offer upside that could reshape future lists if things break right.

The Twins need to figure out who will be used as the DH for the club moving forward. Some believe that the job could land on Matt Walner or Trevor Larnach. But Bleacher Report's Joel Retuer believes the Twins will sign former NL home run leader Marcell Ozuna to be used at DH.

Minnesota Twins fans breathed a sigh of relief when Derek Falvey shared they had no intention of trading their top three players, Byron Buxton, Joe Ryan,