Ryan Jeffers is focusing on improving his hitting consistency after a decline in batting statistics last season. He aims to earn better luck at the plate and reduce strikeouts while maintaining strong plate discipline.

Ryan Jeffers is one of four catchers on the Twins' 40-man roster following the acquisition of Diego Cartaya. His presence adds competition and depth to the catching position as the team looks to revitalize Cartaya's career.

Ryan Jeffers is one of the arbitration-eligible players for the Twins, part of a group that includes several key pitchers. As a catcher, he is expected to be retained as the team looks to maintain its core while navigating the complexities of arbitration. His performance will be crucial as the Twins aim to strengthen their roster and contend for the pennant.

Borgschulte has experience working with Ryan Jeffers during his previous tenure with the Twins' minor league system. As he takes on the role of lead hitting coach, Borgschulte aims to reach out to Jeffers to understand his goals for the offseason and collaborate on a plan for improvement. Developing young hitters like Jeffers will be crucial for Borgschulte, especially after a season where many young players struggled offensively.

Ryan Jeffers received the media good guy award, highlighting his positive interactions with the press and his approachable demeanor throughout the season.