There are a few points that we should consider when discussing the potential acquisition of Joe Crede. On the surface, Crede has the makings of a bargain value free agent that the market ignored due to health issues and low on-base percentages. The Twins are actively in pursuit of Crede, monitoring his workouts in Arizona and negotiating with Scott Boras on the terms of a contract. Outside of his back and the length of his deal, there are a few other things the front office should review.
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