ChatGPT 4 is all the rage these days. If you do not know what ChatGPT, ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot developed by OpenAI and released in November 2022. It is built on top of OpenAI's GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 foundational GPT large language models (LLMs) and has been fine-tuned (an approach to transfer learning) for conversational applications using both supervised and reinforcement learning techniques.
It can be a lot of fun to ask it questions about the Minnesota Twins. What
I have to play some catch up. No game by game box scores for your 2023 make believe Twins. The Twins are sitting at 7-3 and first place in the AL Central.
A series win against the Houston Astros and a series opening win against the Chicago WhiteSox.
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Simulated Game 6 -- Twins 3 Marlins 0. Twins Record 4-2.
Twins Deal Marlins 3-0 Loss
Minnesota and Miami duked it out and the Twins came out victorious.
Joe Ryan pitched a gem to lead Minnesota to victory over the Miami Marlins, 3-0. Jhoan Duran collected his 1st save.
Minnesota used a well-timed hit by Byron Buxton to capture the win. The center fielder socked a run-scoring double in the top of the sixth inning to put the Twins ahead, 2-0. Though it was his only hit in 4 a
Simulated Game 5 -- Twins 2 Marlins 4. Twins Record 3-2.
Marlins Prevail, 4-2, Over Minnesota
Miami rode a decent outing from starter Sandy Alcantara to victory over the Minnesota Twins. The final score was 4-2. Alcantara went 8 innings to notch the win. He scattered 4 hits, walked 6, and struck out 6. His record improves to 2-0. A.J. Puk was credited with the save for Miami, his 3rd of the season.
Miami shortstop Jose Iglesias contributed a timely at-bat in the bottom of the fi
Simulated Game 4 -- Twins 2 Marlins 3. Twins Record 3-1.
Marlins Get Past Minnesota for 3-2 Win
Miami pitcher Eury Perez did his part in helping his team beat the Minnesota Twins, 3-2. The right-hander kept opposing batters in check throughout the game. Reliever Tanner Scott picked up the win. His record improves to 1-0. Caleb Thielbar took the loss. The victory makes Miami 2-3.
Miami took a 3-2 lead on Jon Berti's 1st home run of the season. The 2-run home run came off
Simulated Game 3 -- Twins 11 Royals 5. Twins Record 3-0
Royals Fall, 11-5, to Buxton, Twins
Minnesota center fielder Byron Buxton was a significant contributor in his team's 11-5 triumph over the Kansas City Royals. He went 4-4 with a home run, 3 singles, and a walk, while scoring 4 times and driving in 2 for Minnesota. Minnesota goes to 3-0.
Minnesota used a well-timed hit by Donovan Solano to capture the win. The second baseman socked a bases-clearing double in the top
Simulated Game 2 -- Twins 6 Royals 1. Twins Record 2-0
Twins Win at Kansas City, 6-1
The Kansas City Royals and Minnesota Twins were greeted by an enthusiastic crowd.
The Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals, 6-1, at Kauffman Stadium. Starting pitcher Pablo Lopez was a big reason why. He held his opponent in check all game. Lopez, the winner, moves to 1-0. He threw 6 innings of 3-hit ball, while fanning 5 and giving up 1 walk.
Minnesota took a 6-1 lead on Christian V
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I have always been a big fan of simulations. I thought simulating each Minnesota Twins game this season and comparing it to the real world would be fun. OOTP baseball is a baseball simulation that will work perfectly for this exercise that literally has no point except to entertain me for the next six months or so. I may be unable to write something and post daily so I may only do this after each series.
You can read more about OOTP baseball here.
https://www.ootpdevelopments.c
The Minnesota Twins have recently re-signed Carlos Correa if you have yet to hear. Re-sparked trade rumors surrounding Max Kepler and Luis Arraez are swirling. I understand packaging these two players to acquire a high-end starting pitcher. I would have to be mesmerized by a deal to trade Arraez. His abilities and skillset are too unique.
Here are the top 10 comparisons on baseball-reference.com and when they played Major League Baseball.
Fred Tenney (1894 – 1909 and 1911)
Jo-Jo Moor
Sometimes I like to get lost on baseball-reference.com just to see what I can find. Today I found myself looking at the Minnesota Twins draft classes since 2000. Here are a few thoughts that I had:
The 2014 and 2015 draft by the Minnesota Twins looks like it will be not good. Like really not good. There is still a small bit a hope though trade trees and maybe one or two guys breaking through it might be just "ok".
The 2011 draft class looks like one of the worst draft classes the Twins
I know this story is not unique to the Minnesota Twins. Every year prospects are traded before they ever play an MLB game with the team that drafted them. Every year players decide not to sign with the team that drafted them and go the college route. That does not mean we cannot reminisce on Twins players that could have been. Looking through some draft history here are some names that would have looked pretty good in a Twins uniform.
Brian Anderson, 3rd basemen Miami Marlins
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I have always been intrigued by simulations. Pretend worlds are a lot of fun. I will get into more of that in a moment. For now, I would like to tell the Twins fan base that I do believe Joe Mauer is a hall of famer.
6 all-star appearances
3 batting titles at catcher
1 MVP
55.2 WAR
.388 Career OBP
.306 Career BA
Of course, if Joe Mauer played his whole career at catcher, he is first ballot with no debate. That did not happen though. He last caught in 2013 and
Hello Twins Territory. My name is Jason and I would like to introduce myself. I have been watching the Twins since…well maybe when I was a young boy in 1987. I’m currently living near North Dakota but will be relocating to downtown Minneapolis this week if the closing does not fall through last minute. I don’t need an Alex Colome type April 2021 on this one. I am hoping to do some writing about the Twins here on Twins Daily. Maybe daily, but maybe not. Let’s see how this goes for a bit first. I
Random thought here. There's been a lot of buzz about the historically good rookie trio of Julien, Wallner, and Lewis, but I haven't seen anyone observe that this happened despite the Twins' farm system being fairly low-ranked coming into the season, and for the last couple of seasons for that matter.