Prielipp was recalled from Triple-A St. Paul and started Wednesday night against the slumping New York Mets at Citi Field.Prielipp earned a no-decision, yielding two earned runs on four hits in four innings. Rojas relieved Prielipp and tossed two scoreless innings, but yielded two hits and three bases on balls.While the Brewers' brass received a look at potential future staff members, the Mets, boosted by the noisy return of Juan Soto, earned a 3-2 victory, snapping their 12-game losing streak.

Twins getting early look at future pitching staffPrielipp, a 2022 second-round draft pick, earned the first opportunity to replace pitcher Mick Abel (elbow) in the rotation."We felt like if we aggressively treat it, get him on some anti-inflammatories and play it safe on the front end, it'll be something that will be relatively quick and short," Twins general manager Jeremy Zoll said, as reported by MLB.com. In Prielipp's previous International League start April 16, he struck out eight over five innings. Against the Mets, he struck out six and walked none.

Fifty-two of his 82 pitches were strikes.Rojas, 23, retains a reputation for possessing one of the Twins' hardest-throwing, if not inconsistent, arms. The left-hander opened the season sidelined with a right hamstring strain and likely will remain in the Twins' bullpen for now."I'm excited to get to watch this kid," Twins manager Derek Shelton said. "It's good to get him a short taste of the big leagues."Among the other moves the Twins orchestrated, Royce Lewis returned from the 10-day injured list, Abel was placed on the 15-day IL, utility man Ryan Kreidler was optioned to St. Paul and pitcher Kody Funderburk was placed on the paternity list.With the roster in flux, the Twins took advantage of the openings to get an early look at their pitching staff's future.