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They traded for the future last year, the same people who’s say do it this year, hated last years sell off. Come on out doomser boomers. There is no tomorrow Ryan’s cooked lol, it’s all over. Don’t buy tickets or spend a dime. Oh wait, we already don’t. Go Twins, let’s rebound again, if to only silence the haters. 

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2 minutes ago, Twinsrtheworst said:

They traded for the future last year, the same people who’s say do it this year, hated last years sell off. Come on out doomser boomers. There is no tomorrow Ryan’s cooked lol, it’s all over. Don’t buy tickets or spend a dime. Oh wait, we already don’t. Go Twins, let’s rebound again, if to only silence the haters. 

I think they made two mistakes in last year’s sell off.

1) Outman

2) Not taking the Boston trade for Joe Ryan

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25 minutes ago, DJL44 said:

I think they made two mistakes in last year’s sell off.

1) Outman

2) Not taking the Boston trade for Joe Ryan

What did they trade for Outman? What was the offer for Ryan?

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32 minutes ago, Twinsrtheworst said:

What did they trade for Outman? What was the offer for Ryan?

They traded Brock Stewart for Outman. That’s a pretty easy google search.

The articles this week said the offer was Tolle and Abreu for Joe Ryan.

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8 hours ago, soyouresayingtheresachance said:

Dobnak was on a mission tonight and I think he got the results he wanted. Too bad he couldn't put it together like this while he was here.

If I am remembering correctly, Dobnak had some type of middle finger injury that affected his ability to throw his sinker. 

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9 hours ago, Permanent Twins Fan said:

We haven't homered since the Cleveland series. I'm not denying the offensive struggles. I think that the the offense needs a jolt and calling up Jenkins when Buxton went on the IL might have provided that jolt for the Twins offense. 

Not to worry - they called up Tristan Gray and they continue to believe in Roden who is almost up to his lifetime 191 average.  Call up some young studs - Walker, Gonzales, Culpepper.  Give Wallner another chance.  This is ridiculous management of prospects and roster.

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1 hour ago, Twinsrtheworst said:

If I need to google search who Outman was traded for… I know who he was traded for. It was a expiering relief pitcher that most figured was a ticking time bomb health wise.  Not sure why you don’t like that type of trade. And the Ryan trade, well you got the offer incorrect as reported. A simple google search would help you next time. Ya think?

Try discussing in good faith instead of trolling.

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1 hour ago, ashbury said:

Other than being injured and eventually getting surgery on a finger I believe, what did he do to arouse your ire?

Dunno. No explanation. Can't stand the very sight of him.

And last night just confirmed my totally reasonable and logical opinion.

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50 minutes ago, USAFChief said:

Dunno. No explanation. Can't stand the very sight of him.

And last night just confirmed my totally reasonable and logical opinion.

I knew there had to be a good reason, which is why I asked.  I always learn something useful at this site.

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3 hours ago, DJL44 said:

I think they made two mistakes in last year’s sell off.

1) Outman

2) Not taking the Boston trade for Joe Ryan

3) Selling Varland right before his breakout with a ton of team control

1 hour ago, Twinsrtheworst said:

If I need to google search who Outman was traded for… I know who he was traded for. It was a expiering relief pitcher that most figured was a ticking time bomb health wise.  Not sure why you don’t like that type of trade.

Stewart still had 2 years of arb left on his deal. And while I agree that they were right to trade Stewart while he had some value, I would have much preferred a lottery ticket than an incredibly questionable rehab project. And this isn't from hindsight, many of us were complaining about that right after the trade happened. 

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Shut out by the two worst pitching staffs in the AL in the last week. I don't think there should a sell off like last year but some trades for the future need to be done. If its a trade that also helps this year great, but don't mortgage the future for this year.

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1 hour ago, TJSweens said:

I think they should be looking rotation with Rojas.

I agree. Doesn’t look like they are doing it this year but maybe next year?

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Dobber was a very good GB SP, who served the Twins well. But he didn't have a KO punch which led to some long counts & base hits. He developed a new slider & started to strike out hitters during ST. That pitch put a lot of stress on his middle finger, Because it was a new pitch, he wasn't conditioned for it & Twins wanted him to use it all the time instead of only when needed for that SO pitch. That screwed up his finger, which he never recovered from. 

I'm happy that the Dobber is back to his old self (that I hoped he would) with a good INF to back him up. I was hoping that the Twins would shake themselves off & punish the BP, but that never happened.

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12 hours ago, tony&rodney said:

Couple of nice plays by Kriedler but the outfielders struggled and Royce didn't make a play. The offense needs to be better (no duh). Ryan wasn't exactly an ace tonight. Kendry Rojas looked really good ... again.

 

I agree with this. With a little better defense, that could have easily been a 1 or 2 run outing for Joe. 

The Perez triple, with a healthy Buxton that could've been an out, but at the very least should've only been a double.

The weird Brooks Lee play on the attempted bunt could've easily been a double play if he played it differently.

Royce could have been given an error on that 4th run. Just gotta make that play. 

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Been a Randy Dobnak fan from the start, and I won't stop now. He always had the stuff to get guys out, just a problem staying healthy. This was not a failure by the Twins, just bad timing.

Griffen Jax, on the other hand... Twins blew it with that guy. Should have given him a legit shot at starting. Epic fail.

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Dobnak is getting chase rates like his prime and he's in the ball park of where he needs to be with the ground ball rate so far this year in the minimal playing time we can review. The version of Randy Dobnak the Royals have seen is an adequate #5 rotation arm, but the stuff and exit velocities suggest it's just a matter of time.

The Twins' lineup is looking awfully punch-less right now, though.

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