ScottyB Verified Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Why do I get the feeling that the opening day roster is going to look like this: SP: Diamond, Pavano, Liriano, Hendricks, and Joe Saunders RP: Perkins, Burton, Fien, Burnett, Swarzak, Deunsing, Robertson, Roeneke Lineup: Span CF, Revere RF, Mauer C, Willingham LF, Morneau 1B, Doumit DH, Plouffe 3B, Dozier 2B, Floriman SS Bench: Caroll, Mastroianni, Herrmann, Parmelee
AllhopeisgoneMNTWINS Provisional Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Because everyone knows the Twins wont do anything this offseason. While I am optimistic about the upcoming winter meetings, your line up might be right because its doubtful the Twins will ever change their ways.
LaBombo Verified Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Look at the bright side. If everything breaks the right way, that lineup might get us the number one pick in the draft...
AllhopeisgoneMNTWINS Provisional Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Look at the bright side. If everything breaks the right way, that lineup might get us the number one pick in the draft... haha knowing the Twins it will be the worst class of draft prospect in years. Or they will screw it up like the Timberwolves!
LaBombo Verified Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Look at the bright side. If everything breaks the right way, that lineup might get us the number one pick in the draft... haha knowing the Twins it will be the worst class of draft prospect in years. Or they will screw it up like the Timberwolves! TImberwolves comparison...Ouch! I hear ya. But it seems like they're drafting a bit better lately than they did during that dry spell in the previous decade. And at the very least, the days of the talk about 'signability picks' should be in the rear view mirror by now, given the organization's greater financial resources. Of course you could argue that it never should've been an issue in the first place if the billionaires who owned the team were really fans of the game. That's water over the dam, though.
AllhopeisgoneMNTWINS Provisional Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Look at the bright side. If everything breaks the right way, that lineup might get us the number one pick in the draft... haha knowing the Twins it will be the worst class of draft prospect in years. Or they will screw it up like the Timberwolves! TImberwolves comparison...Ouch! I hear ya. But it seems like they're drafting a bit better lately than they did during that dry spell in the previous decade. And at the very least, the days of the talk about 'signability picks' should be in the rear view mirror by now, given the organization's greater financial resources. Of course you could argue that it never should've been an issue in the first place if the billionaires who owned the team were really fans of the game. That's water over the dam, though. Right? It does seem the recent drafts have fared better as of late. Just like every other Twins fan im hoping we can turn it around just like the White Sox did last year so we dont have a high draft pick.
diehardtwinsfan Old-Timey Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Look at the bright side. If everything breaks the right way, that lineup might get us the number one pick in the draft... Adam Johnson here we come...
Cris E Verified Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 There's no way Brett Meyers lets the Twins get away.
AllhopeisgoneMNTWINS Provisional Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 There's no way Brett Meyers lets the Twins get away. They're made for each other.
notoriousgod71 Verified Member Posted November 29, 2012 Posted November 29, 2012 Look at the bright side. If everything breaks the right way, that lineup might get us the number one pick in the draft... haha knowing the Twins it will be the worst class of draft prospect in years. Or they will screw it up like the Timberwolves! We'll be the first team in history to take a 90 mph sinker baller number one overall.
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