The Minnesota Twins are turning to a familiar face as they look to stabilize a bullpen that was gutted during last year’s trade deadline. After moving five relief pitchers in a midseason fire sale, the club entered the offseason with one of the least experienced relief groups in the league.

The Minnesota Twins are reportedly bringing back a former All-Star reliever to bolster the team's bullpen ahead of next season.

The Twins chose to keep all of their big names earlier this winter, rather than trading them away and entering a full-blown rebuild. It’s time to start asking why.

Brujan, 27, was claimed off waivers by the Twins on January 14 after getting designated for assignment by the Atlanta Braves. Now, just a week later, he is being designated for assignment once again to make room on the 40-man roster for Gray.