The Minnesota Twins came out of the gate hot this season, jumping to an 11-7 start that had fans dreaming of October baseball. But the momentum has since cooled, and now sitting at 13-18, the team is once again facing the reality of a mid-season sell-off. While it may not be as dramatic as last year's fire sale, the trade deadline is looming, and several key players could be packing their bags.

Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller recently identified three Twins players who are "absolutely" on the trade block this year. Each name makes perfect sense for a team looking to restock, and they'd be attractive targets for contenders chasing a championship.

Ryan Jeffers (C, $6.7M, Free agent this winter)
Jeffers is arguably the most obvious trade candidate on the roster. There was buzz about a potential deal even over the offseason, and his red-hot start—boasting an .884 OPS—has only increased his value. Teams in need of a catcher with pop will be lining up for his services.

Josh Bell (1B/DH, $5.75M, $10M mutual option)
Bell brings a veteran presence and switch-hitting power, though his numbers this season (.224 average, .672 OPS, three homers) haven't matched his potential. Still, with first basemen like Christian Walker also potentially available, Bell offers a cheaper, low-risk rental for a contender looking to add depth without breaking the bank.

Taylor Rogers (LHP, $2M, Free agent this winter)
Left-handed relievers are always in demand at the deadline, and Rogers is no exception. His 6.10 ERA this season might raise eyebrows, but his 3.38 ERA last year shows he can be effective. A team like the Arizona Diamondbacks, thin on lefty bullpen arms, could send a small package for a proven rental with upside.

As the Twins evaluate their path forward, these three players stand out as prime candidates to help restock the farm system—while giving a contender a much-needed boost down the stretch.