Looking into what sectors of the roster that the Minnesota Twins front office needs to address over the winter, the bullpen was noticeably a weakness this past season, meaning some relief reinforcements could be on their way.

Most concerningly, the Twins’ relievers as a staff struggled by issuing an unhealthy number of walks, while also surrendering a good number of hits, and that combination normally doesn’t lead to success. As a result, the Twins bullpen ranked 26th with a 4.74 ERA and 28th with a 1.49 WHIP.

Stuck in the midst of an overall poor Twins bullpen, Andrew Morris took full advantage of his first major league season and demonstrated to be one of Minnesota’s best relief options.

Manager Derek Shelton took notice of his excellent abilities, meaning it wasn’t long before Morris found himself in high-leverage situations.…