Article: Monday Morning Madness - White Sox Recap

[Brad Swanson]

You can view the page at http://twinsdaily.com/content.php?r=2241-Monday-Morning-Madness-August-19-2013

[Andy4Twins]

Arcia was on the bench with a DTD wrist injury per ESPN.

[MichiganTwins]

yes Arcia was hurt. But I still appreciate the ant especially after all of these silly moves by the FO.

[Shane Wahl]

Wilkin Ramirez and Clete Thomas on this roster is really atrocious.

[Brad Swanson]

Arcia was on the bench with a DTD wrist injury per ESPN.

 

Blast! Although, most good rants ignore any semblance of reality, so it's cool.

[Mr. Brooks]

LOL, good work on the bubble graph.

[AlwaysinModeration]

Nice article and congrats on going a year. Really like your sense of humor. Next time, I suggest a Venn diagram.

[071063]

It's articles like this that tend to make me not come to Twins Daily for anything other than the minor league wrap-up.

[jimbo92107]

On Clete Thomas: Remember him last year? Those same blooper hits were all strikeouts as he waved wildly at a slurve ball sailing two feet outside. I give Thomas credit for shortening up his swing and attempting to formulate some professional at-bats. That, and his occasional home run pop looks about the same, so the shorter swing and better plate discipline are all positives.

 

Granted, he's not going to pull a Dozier and suddenly cure all his hitting ills, but Clete Thomas now looks like a serviceable fourth outfielder, and he no longer looks like the automatic out machine from years past. All hail the blooper single!

[Brad Swanson]

It's articles like this that tend to make me not come to Twins Daily for anything other than the minor league wrap-up.

 

Thanks! Perhaps you would find this site more to your liking:

 

http://smartpitcher.blogspot.com/

[Brad Swanson]

On Clete Thomas: Remember him last year? Those same blooper hits were all strikeouts as he waved wildly at a slurve ball sailing two feet outside. I give Thomas credit for shortening up his swing and attempting to formulate some professional at-bats. That, and his occasional home run pop looks about the same, so the shorter swing and better plate discipline are all positives.

 

Granted, he's not going to pull a Dozier and suddenly cure all his hitting ills, but Clete Thomas now looks like a serviceable fourth outfielder, and he no longer looks like the automatic out machine from years past. All hail the blooper single!

 

Yeah, that's true. I tend to fixate on one player and loathe him regardless of what he actually accomplishes. It's a personality defect.