Twins excited by debuts of top pitching prospects despite close loss to Mets

NEW YORK — The Minnesota Twins’ future doesn’t look all that far off after Wednesday night. It looks pretty damn bright, too.The Twins’ 3-2 loss to the New York Mets at Citi Field featured the major-league debuts of not one but two hard-throwing left-handed prospects. The team’s top pitching prospects, Connor Prielipp and Kendry Rojas, made their debuts, and they more than held their own against a high-priced Mets offense bolstered by Juan Soto’s return.Advertisement