Aaron Sabato is Thriving at Triple-A. Do the Twins Care?

Posted Jul 16, 2026
Aaron Sabato has spent most of his pro career trying to convince the Twins that he could become more than organizational depth. Now, he's finally doing everything they could ask from a first baseman. The problem? It may have come too late. Lightly recruited, Sabato transformed himself into one of college baseball's premier power hitters at UNC. (Twins Daily)

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