Tuesday Twins: People weigh in on the Twins' 2016 season outlook, and also, poutine

Welcome to the first official 2016 season Tuesday Twins Talk! Here's the links:

• Target Field is holding an event for reporters today at 11 am to show off their new food offerings, which apparently includes poutine.

• Brian Dozier feels the team's confidence level is the highest it's been in the past five years.

• Unsurprisingly, Jim Pohlad says Paul Molitor can manage the Twins for as long as he wants.

• Our old friend Dave DeLand from the St. Cloud Times is off the rails again actually making some sense?

• Byung-Ho Park played in a major league park for the first time last weekend, and was not at all phased by the size. In fact, quite the opposite.

• The 2016 Twins payroll of $105.3 million ranks 18th in MLB.

• I missed this during Spring Training, but Jim Souhan did another podcast with Eddie Guardado (and no stories about toothbrushes this time).

• Glen Perkins on wanting to stay healthy throughout the season: "I don't like needles."

• This Week In The Band: Jacque Jones served his first MLB game as the Nationals assistant hitting coach yesterday, where he got a front row seat to AJ Pierzynski dropping a ball and essentially losing the game for the opposing Braves.

• Speaking of The Band, LEN3 wrote a piece Saturday comparing the 2000s Twins to today's Twins.

• The Star Tribune held a round table discussion with LEN3, Patrick Reusse, and Jack Morris yesterday, and you can listen to the recording here.