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Game Thread Twins @ Yankees 3:05 ET 9/7/22

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jkcarew Cedar Rapids Kernels

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Silver lining: with these lineups, Rocco can plan for the staff to only cover 8 innings on the road. (It’s a bold strategy, Cotton.)

ashbury GOAT

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1 minute ago, sampleSizeOfOne said:

What were the elementary schools teaching those days?

Critical Phonics Theory.

Aggies7 MVP

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I keep: arraez, Miranda, Duran, gray, mahle, buxton (by default) and a couple of the young pitchers. Everyone else can go.

And that includes the coaching staff. And maybe even the GMs at this point. Whole thing needs to be flushed and reset. You’re kidding if you think otherwise 

SanoMustGo Draft Eligible

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Just now, IndyTwinsFan said:

Glad this mess of a day is over.  Now we can map out plans on how we'll lose tomorrow. 

That will be easy, just by taking the field. 

IndyTwinsFan FCL Twins

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Just now, SanoMustGo said:

That will be easy, just by taking the field. 

You read my mind!

(Which can be a pretty dangerous thing.)

Danchat Minnesota Twins

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1 minute ago, Vanimal46 said:

The Yankees sweeping the Twins is the easiest bet you can make. Baldelli has a .182 win percentage as a Twins manager against NYY. Makes me sick. 

Yup, I won all 3 bets against them in this series. At some point you'd think the sportsbooks would learn and ban betting on Twins-Yanks games until some regression finally comes...

Parfigliano Minnesota Twins

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9 minutes ago, h2oface said:

Aw come on! We are still in second and percentage points ahead of Chicago with a loss.

Let's see. win 4 lose 6 win 5 lose 3 win 1 lose 3 and 4 more games before the Royals.

It is right in front of us.

So is death.  Hopefully much later then sooner....

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You’d think some of the guys wouldn’t be “afraid” of failure. They have a ton of experience at it. Should be old hat

Parfigliano Minnesota Twins

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6 minutes ago, AceWrigley said:

If the White Sox could catch the ball they'd probably be way ahead.

No.  They would be playin soccer.  Using hands and...error

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1 minute ago, sampleSizeOfOne said:

And if we are playing the long game, perhaps are ready to suckerpunch some hapless playoff team. But it is hard to say... We still got a fair shot if we take care of business in the division.

Clevelands pitching will smother the Twins this weekend

SwainZag Cedar Rapids Kernels

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4 minutes ago, Aggies7 said:

I keep: arraez, Miranda, Duran, gray, mahle, buxton (by default) and a couple of the young pitchers. Everyone else can go.

And that includes the coaching staff. And maybe even the GMs at this point. Whole thing needs to be flushed and reset. You’re kidding if you think otherwise 

Me. I think otherwise.  The majority of this club is under the age of 29.  Even if they end up at 500, it's an ~10 game improvement from last season and actually have a pitching staff in place to build upon rather than last year, where there are very few recognizable faces.

I think a team being forced to start Gordon (in the IF), Celestino, Garlick, Leon and Cave in September is decimated with injuries right now.  Having Polanco, Kepler, Buxton, Kirilloff, Jeffers and Larnach...and even Sano all out is more or less killing offensive production.

No need to flush and reset, you reset last year, build on what you have this year.

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1 minute ago, SwainZag said:

Me. I think otherwise.  The majority of this club is under the age of 29.  Even if they end up at 500, it's an ~10 game improvement from last season and actually have a pitching staff in place to build upon rather than last year, where there are very few recognizable faces.

I think a team being forced to start Gordon (in the IF), Celestino, Garlick, Leon and Cave in September is decimated with injuries right now.  Having Polanco, Kepler, Buxton, Kirilloff, Jeffers and Larnach...and even Sano all out is more or less killing offensive production.

No need to flush and reset, you reset last year, build on what you have this year.

They have to play .500 ball the rest of the season to do that. Not sure they are capable at this point. I see 11- 16 which means a 6 game improvement. 

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17 minutes ago, Vanimal46 said:

The Yankees sweeping the Twins is the easiest bet you can make. Baldelli has a .182 win percentage as a Twins manager against NYY. Makes me sick. 

They call it the Moneyline for a reason

Parfigliano Minnesota Twins

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9 minutes ago, SwainZag said:

Me. I think otherwise.  The majority of this club is under the age of 29.  Even if they end up at 500, it's an ~10 game improvement from last season and actually have a pitching staff in place to build upon rather than last year, where there are very few recognizable faces.

I think a team being forced to start Gordon (in the IF), Celestino, Garlick, Leon and Cave in September is decimated with injuries right now.  Having Polanco, Kepler, Buxton, Kirilloff, Jeffers and Larnach...and even Sano all out is more or less killing offensive production.

No need to flush and reset, you reset last year, build on what you have this year.

Disagree.  Sano out is not repeat not killing O-production

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20 minutes ago, SwainZag said:

Me. I think otherwise.  The majority of this club is under the age of 29.  Even if they end up at 500, it's an ~10 game improvement from last season and actually have a pitching staff in place to build upon rather than last year, where there are very few recognizable faces.

I think a team being forced to start Gordon (in the IF), Celestino, Garlick, Leon and Cave in September is decimated with injuries right now.  Having Polanco, Kepler, Buxton, Kirilloff, Jeffers and Larnach...and even Sano all out is more or less killing offensive production.

No need to flush and reset, you reset last year, build on what you have this year.

And I didn’t even mention the coaching. And I mean the whole staff not just rocco. Everything has digressed. The fundamentals no longer exist. I don’t believe this regime (of coaches) is the one who’s going to get us over the edge. They’ve not done anything to prove it. I doubt rocco is going anywhere, and he should thank his lucky stars he plays in the central. But the others? For sure there needs to be turnover. A lot of it 

IndyTwinsFan FCL Twins

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34 minutes ago, Aggies7 said:

I keep: arraez, Miranda, Duran, gray, mahle, buxton (by default) and a couple of the young pitchers. Everyone else can go.

And that includes the coaching staff. And maybe even the GMs at this point. Whole thing needs to be flushed and reset. You’re kidding if you think otherwise 

Kiriloff and/or Larnach, too?

I could make a case for both of them. 

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