Brock Beauchamp

So close, Kody. So close.

Hey, the Twins won!

The Twins have a chance to gain important ground on Detroit. You betcha!

Neither had I, but some people in the slack channel said they're a solid source.

Jose Urena. Sure. Can't-miss television.

So I had a THC drink, and just flipped on the game. I'm hallucinating four runs scored, these must be stronger than I realized.

Yep, baseball is still happening. Damned near every day.

The Duran trade was fine. I didn't love it, but it's fine. The rest is really a rollercoaster. I don't understand the Jax trade. I strongly dislike the Stewart trade.

I know fans are prone to overreaction, but I can't give this an F grade. There are interesting pieces, though I'm pretty underwhelmed and unhappy. Time will tell, but as with everything on the Twins for the past two years, the optics are terrible.

Batting third for your Minnesota Twins, Scott Stahoviak!

Here are some pieces on them. Alan Roden, Newly-Crowned Top 100 Prospect - Blue Jays - Jays Centre JAYSCENTRE.COM Alan Roden had an excellent spring training, slashing .407/.541/.704 for a 220 wRC+.That performance not only guaranteed Roden a spot on the Opening Day roster, but finally... Kendry Rojas - 2025 Toronto Blue Jays Top Prospects Ranking - Jays Centre JAYSCENTRE.COM The Toronto Blue Jays signed Rojas as an international free agent out of Cuba in 2020 for $215,000. He started his Blue Jays career in good fashion at the Complex League as an 18-year-old...

A rotating cast of Twins Daily contributors live-streamed the 2025 MLB trade deadline. Unbeknownst to them when they started, they were about to witness the dismantling of the Minnesota Twins in real time. YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjNKtcnWBTw Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/twins-daily-podcast/id1525160106 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/751rk6jgSMrvu4IEHnq1Cj View full article

Maybe he has, but I'm not going to go back and search 100,000 words to find it.

Gleeman is literally a full-time writer with full Twins access, but okay.

I've heard Gleeman and others mention it repeatedly, mostly in podcast form. It may be out there in the written word somewhere.

That's an organizational decision, not a Carlos Correa decision. Half of this team, and pretty much all of its actual good players, have had repeated lower-body injuries. As a result, they're being told not to run out grounders at 100% because it's not worth the risk.

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The biggest culprit is ownership. I'm furious at them, to be blunt. They're bad managers of a business, particularly an entertainment business. They're just bad at their jobs. When your entertainment business is cyclical, with natural peaks and valleys, you do not knee-cap your investment when it's HEADING TOWARD A PEAK. That's just poor management, that's short-sighted and not very smart. One might even call it dumb. I would. Additionally, while you're restricting the ability of this entertainment business to entertain, you DO NOT also make it ****ing impossible for fans to watch your product. And you don't remove $4 ticket flash sales. You don't close the third deck of Target Field in April, forcing hesitant fans into more expensive seats because you're greedy asses. And you don't do a dozen other things this third generation of Pohlads has done in the past two years. And now, to boot, we've found out they're doing all of this in part because they're siphoning money out of the Twins to prop up their other failing businesses. The third generation of Pohlads have done everything in their power to make fans not give a **** about the Minnesota Twins. And congratulations, you nit-wits, YOU DID IT. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. I now pay farrrrr more attention to the competent organization one state to the east of us, the Milwaukee Brewers. They've faced the same problems the Twins have in TV, and they play in an even smaller market. Yet they've somehow weathered this RSN apocalypse better than the bigger-market Twins. They've offered in-market streaming for years. They provide a fan experience that encourages people to show up. They're chugging along, making the playoffs every season, and not going out of their way to piss off the fanbase. Now on to the front office. It's not their fault ownership knee-capped them. That's a really unfortunate thing to have happen right as you've built a winner with some success. Not their fault. But it IS their fault that they've been sitting on their hands for literally years now. They didn't try to trade minor-league pitching to round out the roster before 2024. They basically did absolutely nothing in the wake of the team putting up one of the most pathetic collapses we've ever seen in the second half of 2024. All that inaction, and now they're ****ing selling. Pathetic. Screw this franchise.

Yeah, thanks. I didn't think there was real animosity; that's why I described it as friction. Based on the little I've heard, the friction came and went.

Going from memory, Lewis wasn't doing extra work while he was circling the drain late in the season, and Correa called him out for it.