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  1. I think Reed will be gone, Jay is possible to be drafted. I don't think the rest are that high risk, but it only takes one team to believe in someone.
  2. Nick Anderson traded to the Marlins for infielder Brian Schales.
  3. All were signed/drafted prior to Dombrowski arriving there. Three of above mentioned had made there MLB debuts prior to his arrival.
  4. Among starters only Yusei Kikuchi intrigues me. I just don't see the rest having the upside that the Twins should be looking for. I'd take any of the relievers listed.
  5. I am not against trading for Grienke. I just don't think that if the Twins take on his whole salary that it should cost us both Gordon and Gonsalves.
  6. This, every day!
  7. Its a pipe dream, but Machado and Corbin would be on my wish list. I know it won't happen, but a guy can dream!
  8. I just looked at Max Scherzer's age 24 season, 4.12 ERA (Berrios - 3.84), 3.87 FIP (3.90), 9.2 K/9 (9.5) 2.76 SO/W (3.31) 174 SO (202), 170 IP (192.1). Similar, if not slightly better numbers, he could, and with his work ethic, should improve throughout his career. As long as he stays healthy I think he will be good for an extended period of time.
  9. Grossman is barely replacement level. We have seen 3 years of that. If the Twins want to improve, they need to jettison Grossman, and either go with an unknown that has higher upside, or a known commodity that is better.
  10. Not surprised, and not disappointed. It was coming, the front office wants their own guy. I also think they could find someone better with bullpen usage, who will also trust young players more, to help development.
  11. If healthy, and for a good contract, Josh Donaldson makes the most sense. As was stated earlier, he can play 3rd, 1st and DH. He fits in with Sano and Austin for those 3 positions, doesn't matter who really plays which one to me, excluding Austin at 3rd.
  12. Thanks for the great recaps Tom! And thank you Joe, it was pleasure watching you swing a bat!
  13. Can't argue against a single pick, great selections.
  14. 1 MVP, 6 Time All-Star, 3 Batting titles, 3 Gold Gloves, from a catcher! All this prior to signing his big contract. He deserved that contract. If it weren’t for the concussions, we would most likely be discussing Mauer with the greatest catchers to have ever played! It will be the end of an era once he decides to hang up his cleats.
  15. Grossman is a player mediocre teams use. There is no way a team like the Astros or Yankees are playing Grossman over 50% of the time. Its time to move on from mediocre players and role with youth that may end up being mediocre, but at least they have chance to be better, Grossman is who he is.
  16. I would argue one point that isn't good news, Grossman being DFA'd would be good news.
  17. Stewart throwing a lot of balls, already at 56, with only 27 for strikes.
  18. Austin going deep, again, sure seems like the dude can mash.
  19. Sure looks like they have his number early.
  20. I think Joe needs to take a drug test, two days in a row!
  21. His velocity is down, his command of the strike zone is almost non-existent right now. I'd say that the thirteen million dollar decision has already been made.
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