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  1. Dear Seth:

    Read your story on the Twins' week in the minor leagues. I watched Nate Roberts in the AFL Championship (on TV). One thing that struck me is his speed – he easily went from first to third on a single. *This guy is certainly aggressive – which may be part of the reason he lead AFL players in hitting. I know he's probably slated for AA this year, but I hope they invite him to spring training.*
    I also know the Twins have a lot of good outfielders ahead of him. Maybe we could trade him for pitching??
  2. Thank you. It it a lot of work, but it's the stuff I really enjoy the most.
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    I really enjoy the Top 50 Article. That's the kind of stuff I really look forward to... must be a ton of work to put it together.
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    Hello Seth. I feel like we got off on the wrong foot. I apologize for my past misgivings and hope to earn your trust as a baseball fan. You have a plethora of baseball knowledge and insight. You take the positive road most of the time and that is good. Where does negativity bring us? I hope you can give my candidacy for being a Twins Daily participant a 2nd chance.
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    Hey Seth,
    I feel like I'm missing something here. Is there a way to get an RSS to your podcast so it will automatically download to my podcast catcher? I can't seem to figure it out on the blogtalk site.
    Thanks,
    Heather
  6. No problem. It was good... We're all busy so we don't always promote as much as we should...

    Also, saw you reported that Message... we have banned that person from the site... but it wasn't before she/he apparently hit quite a few people. We're dealing with a lot of spam and trying to figure out the best way to do that.
  7. Seth, thanks for promoting today's post!
    Andrew
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Twins Blogger since May of 2003, frequent contributor on several radio shows around the Upper Midwest, hosts several Twins and Twins minor league related podcasts, TwinsCentric member, author the the annual Minnesota Twins Prospect Handbook, father of a 5-year old daughter.
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Twins Minor League Report (5/18): Great Pitching, Not Much Hitting

by Seth Stohs on Yesterday at 09:19 PM
The Minnesota Twins may not have received a very good start from Scott Diamond, but all four Twins minor league started pitched very well on Saturday night. Each of them pitched into the 7th inning and gave up two or less runs. Unfortunately, the hitters from just three of the four affiliates scored enough runs to help their team win. By the time the Twins game got to the 6th inning, all four minor league games were done.

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Twins Minor League Report (5/17): Streaks and Walkoffs

by Seth Stohs on 05-17-2013 at 10:37 PM
One Minnesota Twins affiliate won 4-3, in 12 innings. Another affiliate lost 4-3 on an unearned run in the 9th inning. The Twins top minor league pitcher so far this season was back on the mound again tonight and didn’t disappoint. Chris Colabello and Andrew Albers are two players that came to the Twins organization via the Can-Am League. They both have a pretty impressive streak with the Red Wings right now. So much happened in the Twins farm system on Friday that I didn’t even mention Miguel Sano

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Twins Minor League Report (5/16): Buxton Blasts Kernels to Win

by Seth Stohs on 05-16-2013 at 10:25 PM
All four Minnesota Twins minor league affiliates played on Thursday night. Two of them won in dramatic, walk-off fashion. One was a two-run single, and one was a lot more dramatic than that. One of the other Twins affiliates won in shutout fashion, just the way you write it up. Starter goes seven, dominant reliever with a strong eighth and another dominant reliever with a scoreless ninth inning. Also, the Twins now have a new organizational home run leader as of today, so you’ll want to check that

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Twins Minor League Report (5/14): Lee, Walker Propel Kernels

by Seth Stohs on 05-15-2013 at 06:46 AM
Overall, it was not a good day for the Minnesota Twins’ minor league affiliates. However, you’ll want to see what the Cedar Rapids Kernels’ most productive and most exciting hitters did on Tuesday.

Kyle Gibson was back on the mound for the first time since his complete game shutout. How did the Red Wings right-hander back up his strong performance? Antoan Richardson performed the duties of leadoff hitter very well. Cedar Rapids also made several transactions.

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Hope for Hicks

by Seth Stohs on 05-14-2013 at 12:09 AM
Coming into the game, centerfielder Aaron Hicks had a hitting line of .137/.239/.216 (.455). He had just five extra base hits in the first 30 games. He had struggled one defense as well as with the bat.

And then came Monday night.

After popping up in his first at bat, Hicks came up to the plate to lead off the 4th inning. He launched a long home run, 416 feet to straight-away centerfield.

In the top of the 6th inning, the Twins lead had been cut to 5-3 with

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