Derek Shelton's new coaching staff is lookin' fire 
! I love how he's bringin' in some fresh faces while keepin' it real with guys from his past. Toby Gardenhire's connection to the Twins org is a big plus, and I'm hyped to see what Keith Beauregard brings to the hitting game 
. Shelton's focus on diversity and gettin' familiar faces back in the mix makes me think this team's got a real shot at breakin' through 
️! And let's be real, LaTroy Hawkins is like the OG 
. Bring it on, 2025 season! 
! I love how he's bringin' in some fresh faces while keepin' it real with guys from his past. Toby Gardenhire's connection to the Twins org is a big plus, and I'm hyped to see what Keith Beauregard brings to the hitting game . Shelton's focus on diversity and gettin' familiar faces back in the mix makes me think this team's got a real shot at breakin' through ️! And let's be real, LaTroy Hawkins is like the OG . Bring it on, 2025 season! 
... 5 new hires, that's a lot! Toby Gardenhire as field coordinator, he's got some serious experience, 2x Manager of the Year award 
. The staff is looking pretty solid now, with Mike Rabelo and LaTroy Hawkins bringing some MLB vet knowledge to the table 
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... 60% white, 20% African American, 10% Hispanic/Latino, and 10% other. That's pretty diverse for an MLB team! 
. It'll be interesting to see how it all comes together this season 
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But what really caught my eye was Keith Beauregard's approach to hitting coach. The fact that Shelton praised his energy and passion during the interview process says a lot about how serious he is about making changes 
. One thing that did stand out to me was the emphasis on diversity within the staff - it's refreshing to see teams taking steps in that direction 
. Overall, I think this new coaching staff has some real potential... we'll just have to wait and see how it all plays out