The Minnesota Twins are in a high degree of flux. On Tuesday, the Twins' longtime president of baseball operations, Dave St. Peter, was hustled into an "advisory" role with the team with general manager Derek Falvey stepping into the position. While the Twins front office vowed not to cut payroll again this offseason, Falvey seemed to leave the door open for one potential cost-saving move, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post. Falvey mused that Minnesota will listen to offers for three-time All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa should any such proposals come.