Veteran outfielder Max Kepler has led the Twins at starts in the cleanup spot in each of the past three seasons. Who should take over the mantle as Minnesota's primary cleanup hitter in 2025?

The longtime Twins right fielder reached an agreement with the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday evening on a one-year deal that is said to be worth $10 million, per ESPN’s Jeff Passan. The deal, reported by multiple outlets, has not yet been made official.

The deal to add Kepler, who turns 32 in February, will become official pending the completion of a physical and is worth $10 million, per league sources.