Cincinnati Reds first baseman Ty France (2) fields a groundout hit by Minnesota Twins' Brooks Lee during the sixth inning of a baseball game Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024, in Minneapolis. Credit: AP/Abbie Parr

The Twins spent a meager $1 million to bring in a new first-base candidate, on a non-guaranteed deal. It feels like the investment of playing time and faith will be greater than that, though. Should we be concerned about how the Twins are handling first base?

After signing a one-year deal last week, it looks as if Ty France will get every opportunity to help the Twins in their quest to win the American League Central.

Two years after Ty France was selected to the American League All-Star team, he didn’t like the way he felt in the batter’s box. France, who played in college under Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn at San Diego State,

Though the Twins signed France to a non-guaranteed deal, it seems he will figure heavily in their plans at first base. Jose Miranda and Edouard Julien could factor in, as well.

The Twins brought in the 30-year-old veteran first baseman on a one-year, $1-million, non-guaranteed MLB contract. What does his addition mean for the younger man who was previously slated for precisely that role?

The Twins are planning to use Ty France as their regular first baseman entering the 2025 campaign. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

First baseman Ty France has finalized a one-year contract with the Minnesota Twins, who also announced a minor league deal with right-hander.

The Minnesota Twins recently signed Ty France and now they are ready to completely turn over first base to him.