Berrios threw 1.1 scoreless innings but with three walks and just one strikeout in his spring debut Saturday. Twins GM Terry Ryan said Berrios needs to improve his command before he makes his major league debut, MLB.com reports. "Probably location more than anything else, but it's not so much control because he does throw strikes for the most part," Ryan said. "Now it's just about commanding the zone a little bit."
Berrios is in the running for the fifth starter job, but it's very unlikely he'll begin the season in the majors. Berrios will likely begin the season in Triple-A and could stay until June if the Twins want to ensure an extra year under team control. Despite Ryan's comments, Berrios would appear to have little else to prove at Triple-A as he had a 2.62 ERA and 9.9 K/9 and 1.7 BB/9 at Triple-A last season.