USAFChief Twins Daily Contributor Posted May 29 Posted May 29 Image courtesy of © Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images Long-time Twin Joe Ryan is having another fine season...and would almost certainly bring a haul in trade. What should Jeremy Zoll do? Nick Nelson lays out his ideas here...what are yours? I was strongly of the opinion Rocco Baldelli's tenure as Twins manager needed to come to an end. Well, that happened. What do we think of Derek Shelton? I'm a big proponent of a firm salary cap. I think MLB badly needs one, and needs one immediately. Brock Beauchamp would like your take on the cap/floor question here: View full article
Brandon Verified Member Posted May 29 Posted May 29 I don't know if we need a salary cap and floor in MLB but we can all agree on the need for some parity so the gap isn't so huge. Being 50% above the market average in payroll is a big competitive advantage. Being 300% above is domination. Not winning with those resources is criminal. So far I like Shelty. The Twins have done a good job of turning no bullpen into almost a pen. They are 2nd in runs scored despite slumps from Keaschall, Lewis, and Wallner and Cartini and Bell. That's a lot of slumping for 2nd in runs scored. Rotation is better than expected minus Woods-Richardson. I hope the Twins extend Ryan on a 3 or 4 year deal. They don't need to trade him unless they get a great deal and immediate help. USAFChief, Permanent Twins Fan and Mike Frasier Law 3
Greglw3 Verified Member Posted May 29 Posted May 29 The Twins should definitely extend Joe Ryan by at least 3 years, ASAP. Shelty has been a revelation, done a superb job with what he’s been given. Grade: A+ The long shadow of the inflexible Marvin Miller will probably not allow a salary cap although it would be the next great advance in the game, along with a floor for the Pohlad-ish among us. Heiny 1
Jeff K Verified Member Posted May 30 Posted May 30 I don't think the Twins are able...or willing to extend Ryan. If they are/can, then they should. If not, get a proven return on player(s) that help the major league roster now. I am assuming that they trade him and if they get a worthy return, I am all for it. Let's not forget, the Twins get Lopez back next season to go with our promising youngsters.
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