Minnesota Twins pitcher Pablo López has been diagnosed with a significant UCL tear, raising concerns over his availability for the upcoming season. The injury, which occurred during spring training, could necessitate Tommy John surgery, potentially sidelining López for the entire season. As the team grapples with this setback, they are already contemplating how to adjust their roster in his absence. The news has left López frustrated and shocked, as he had hoped to contribute significantly in the coming months. With López likely out, discussions around trades and roster changes are intensifying, prompting the team to find the next man up to fill the gap left by their ace.