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A Retrospective on the “Pitching Pipeline” – Part 1

(article has been re-located to Blogs, so when all parts are finished they can be read together) The phrase “pitching pipeline” has been a phrase uttered frequently on Twins Daily. A search reveals that the first mention of that exact phrase occurred in 2015, and the term was lighted used through 2021 when we notably had the first article that mentioned it, Seth Stohs’ Building a Pitching Pipeline. The article makes the classic comparison to what Cleveland had going in their starting rotati
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Twins 2014 Season Predictions Part 2

It's time for the predictions for the Twins pitching staff! Here's the format of my stats: ERA/K per 9/ BB per 9   Ricky Nolasco 2013: 3.70/7.4/2.1 2014: 4.53/6.0/1.7   Nolasco had a career year and cashed in with the Twins. His career ERA is 4.37 and that's 100% in the national league, and that's gonna go up with the Twins. He does have the capability to go past 6 innings, so in the end he will make the Twins more competitive.   Phil Hughes 2013: 5.19/5.7/1.9 2014: 4.07/4.9/1.8   If the ballpar
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Twins 2014 Season Predictions

Now that the 25 man roster is finalized for the Twins, I'm going to publish my predictions here and then analyze them at the end of the year to see if I guessed anything correctly. -Stats I'm going to use- Batting Average/On base percentage/HRs   C Kurt Suzuki 2013: .232/.290/5 Prediction for 2014: .240/.297/7   We all want Pinto to take over. Suzuki has severely declined over the last two years. As much as it seems like Pinto will take over, I think Suzuki actually has a decent year and gets hi
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The Minnesota Twins 2013 Season: A Year in Review: The Pitchers

This is my first blog post... so bear with me, folks. It's not hard to make a report card type of blog, so I'm going to focus on my own analysis of the players and the improvement they've made. And for many, regression that has happened. So, without further ado, let's take a look at how our pitchers did this season... get your barf bags ready.   SP Kevin Correia, 4.18 ERA, 4.9 K/9, 2.2 BB/9 I chose these specific stats because that's what I will analyze for these players. Believe it or not, Cor
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