Twins Rank High In 'Most Handsome Managers' List

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins lost 84 games last season and missed postseason play despite being in one of the worst divisions in the Major League Baseball. So perhaps a new set of rankings released Monday will give fans something to smile about, even if it's a rather strange and meaningless list.

NBC Sports published its "baseball's most handsome managers" rankings, and Minnesota's new manager, Rocco Baldelli, is No. 4. out of 30.

"As a follically-challenged man myself I may be bringing a bit of bias to this, but I think that dome looks fantastic," joked Craig Calcaterra, who organized the list.

Baldelli, a former Tampa Bay Rays outfielder, spent the past four years working for the Rays as a team coach. Before that, he spent time in the Rays' front office as a special assistant.

He took over the Twins after the club fired its previous skipper, Paul Molitor, in early October.

The 37-year-old is currently the youngest manager in the MLB.

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Top photo: Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey, Manager Rocco Baldelli and General Manager Thad Levine of the Minnesota Twins speak as Baldelli is introduced at a press conference at Target Field on October 25, 2018 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)