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  1. purplesoldier4u
    I never thought he would never even sniff 20 HRs!
  2. purplesoldier4u
    15 of those were after his MLB debut. He was stellar at the AA level, then was pushed through AAA to get with the big club. He needed more time and the Twins needed a pitcher.
  3. purplesoldier4u
    Waahhh for them! I'd tell them to get a little tougher. You know what's tough? Working concrete, heavy landscaping, and HVAC for 40 years!
  4. purplesoldier4u
    Zebby wan't that bad. For a guy who was pushed throught the minors, he was fine.
  5. purplesoldier4u
    Speed kills!
  6. purplesoldier4u
    I'm always looking for hidden talent, maybe The Zollster should sign me up! My specialty is Asian and latin prospects!
  7. purplesoldier4u
    Maybe it's just as simple as some of the Twins pitchers not handling adversity very well.
  8. purplesoldier4u
    Gleeman? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
  9. purplesoldier4u
    That is wild, wacky stuff!
  10. purplesoldier4u
    Wallner is a AAAA player, nothing more.
  11. purplesoldier4u
    I was hoping for an 85-win season and a shot at the playoff, but alas, it does not appear to be in the cards. Sigh.
  12. purplesoldier4u
    If Rocco were still managing, KC would be in that situation. MIght as well call up Jenkins too!
  13. purplesoldier4u
    Witt's GG play was the reason Caratini didn't get a base hit and two RBI. If you're going to place blame, give some credit too.
  14. purplesoldier4u
    Give Sabato a shot!
  15. purplesoldier4u
    Wallner? C'mon.
  16. purplesoldier4u
    It appears that the Twins organization is preparing for a HUGE 2027!
  17. purplesoldier4u
    Indeed. Playing out of position has its consequences; see Royce Lewis, 1B.
  18. purplesoldier4u
    Hmm. Not too shabby.
  19. purplesoldier4u
    No, I hope not. His last Cleveland outing was beyond dreadful and no really good pitcher worth his salt (whatever that means) puts that many pitches over the heart of the plate unless something is wrong with him.
  20. purplesoldier4u
    Keep Jeffers, Larnach, and Ryan, then try to add a RH power bat and maybe another good reliever. This team is not championship material, yet, but who knows?
  21. purplesoldier4u
    If you don't have command of your pitches, you're still not throwing strikes. It seems to me that "control" and "command" can be be interchangeable.
  22. purplesoldier4u
    Of his last five outings, two have been really good, two have been pretty bad, and one was okay. The question might be, does he even want to be here?
  23. purplesoldier4u
    Outman had some potential, it's just no longer there. Detroit has given him more opportunity and the results are (roughly) the same.
  24. purplesoldier4u
    Too bad the organization's MiLB teams seem to lack the teaching and managing to bring solid w-l records to fruition. No doubt, the Twins have some very nice prospects, but from the outside, it doesn't appear that way ... as a collective.
  25. purplesoldier4u
    Before his demotion, Royce appeared to be reaching for outside pitches and, simultaneously, pulling hi body back. Now, while he still reaches for the same pitches, it appears he's staying on the ball and trying to go the other way with it. That's a big change for a guy that loved to be a dead-pull hitter and it will (eventually) force pitchers to come inside more.
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