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Horse Trading
Minnesota Twins Talk Today, 12:48 AM
Horse trading is an art of making shrewd negotiations. In the MLB, TB is well known when a player reach a high value, they put them on th...
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Free Agency / Re-Signings 2020-21 Offseason
Other Baseball Yesterday, 08:33 PM
Free agency is likely going to be a really slow burn this year, but I still think it's worth having a thread to discuss signings. ...
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R.I.P. Hank Aaron
Other Baseball Yesterday, 07:07 PM
Hank Aaron passed away this morning. He was 86 years old. Feels like we're losing MLB legends every week, unfortunately.
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Who do you think is the Twins best/worst Free agent that...
Minnesota Twins Talk Yesterday, 05:28 PM
Who do you guys think is the one who got away? Was a free agent and the Twins let them walk? No not Johan Santana as they traded him, I...
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Feinsand: Twins Interested in Marwin Reunion
Minnesota Twins Talk Yesterday, 04:55 PM
The Twins reportedly have expressed interest in re-signing free agent utilityman Marwin Gonzalez. MLB.com's Mark Feinsand shares the repo...
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TwinkiePower's Blog
69 Billion to One: The True Futility of the Twins Postseason
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01 October 2020
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statistics, losing, streaks and 1 more...
Community Blog Post
Yes, the number in the title is not an exaggeration. The true odds of the moment we find ourselves in at the close of the Twins 2020 postseason campaign, brief as it was, comes to one in 69 billion. Somewhere in the galaxy, Zaphod Beeblebrox fired up the Improbability drive and Minnesota got caught in the wake.Let's do some math, shall we?
Setting a ba...
Pitch Framing: A sabermetric based analysis of Twins play-by-play broadcaster Dick Bremer
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TwinkiePower
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19 April 2019
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dick bremer, pitch framing and 3 more...
Community Blog Post
Over the past decade, pitch framing has become a hot topic, not only in how we've begun to identify its value, but also in finding methods to quantify it, and coming to grips with its influence on the game. However, I contend that our focus has been far too narrow, and we must look beyond the catcher- in fact, past the backstop, into the stands, up to the...
