We are just about halfway through the Minnesota Twins’ Spring Training, and there is plenty to discuss. The opening day roster is basically set, but there are some players that have made some noise so far in March. I’ve listed three position players below that have caught some eyes in Florida, and what their production means in the long haul. Ehire Adrianza The super-utility Adrianza is competing for some playing time off the bench as a right-handed bat, even though he is a switch hitter. The Twins’ lineup will consist of many left-handed bats—Eddie Rosario, Max Kepler, Joe Mauer, and the newly acquired Logan Morrison. The 28-year-old is batting .348, paired with an OPS of .965 in 23 at-bats. Last season for the Twins, Adrianza drove in a respectable 24 RBI in 186 at-bats. The Venezuelan has played mostly middle infield for his career, but he will play a prominent role beside Robbie Grossman in the outfield. If Adrianza can carry his productive hitting into 2018,...