Berrios gave up three runs on two home runs over 4.1 innings in his final spring start. He finished spring with a 3.50 ERA. "He's at the top of his game right now," manager Rocco Baldelli said, per Megan Ryan of Minneapolis Star Tribune. "... He is ready to take the mound and go out there and win a ballgame in his first start."
Berrios threw 65 pitches, which was his goal to be ready for his first start. He'll make his regular season debut Saturday at Milwaukee.