The Future is Now for the Minnesota Twins

[S Bart]

4 minutes ago, Mike Sixel said:

Ah. I think middle of the year. I'd have him up day one, but I understand they won't. 

Houston is at AA,,,, should be up by midseason....you mentioned SS for him,,,Cullpepper at 2nd... Lee and Royce seem settled...really happy at infield. Wish the newbie catcher was a bit farther along..although he played college ball which usually makes it a bit quicker (Jeffers will not be back)...I am really liking 2027...believe that Buxton should be moved to right or left....or DH at times...Jenkins already shown he is CF in my view.(.Buxton age, injuries, 2 years left in contract) Buxton, Lackey, Houston, Lewis, Lee, Culpepper, Jenkins...all playing in the same game could set a record for the number of #1 picks at the same time....NOW,,,pitching needs work

[Coach Wheels]

8 hours ago, Peter said:

This is the best prospects twins have ever had!!! And yes get their feet wet and see what they got!!! At full health twins have the best team in ML by far!!! Future looked great for years to come with twins and another World Series championship is going to happen!!!

I love sarcasm!!!

[S Bart]

Need a homer or two

[Fatbat]

14 hours ago, David Maro said:

Culpepper and Jenkins look good for the future,but let's be honest with Keaschall he's a player without a position. His glove is bad but his arm is worse. There are kids playing in the Little League WS with better arms. And does the team really want a DH with warning track power. The only position is 2nd base and that has players lining up who will play it better. Unless Lewis is moved this off season 1st base is out of the question. He may be a trade chip to get a SP or BP arm.

LK will find a defensive home. Give him time.

[dxpavelka]

I'm excited that our 2024 # 1 pick got here two years out of college and our 2023  # 1 got here three years out of high school.  Beats the hell out of 2019 and 2020 (ok, not yet) never getting here and 2018 having a "breakout year in year 6 in which he's unlikely to reach 15 home runs or 60 RBI, or 2016 retiring after less than 900 plate apperances, 2013-2015 being Kohl Stewart, Nick Gordon and Tyler Jay, Sorry, can't look any further.  Too depressing.