Who is the next RP in the Twins pipeline? Over the past 4 years we have graduated Duran, Jax, Sands and Varland from the minors and they all have been successful with the big club. Besides Prielipp, I am not reading about any arms being projected to the pen anytime soon.
I don't get it! The young man deserves a chance, unless the the stats we are seeing are hollow. Do any of you analytic geeks see any major red flags in his numbers? France has disappeared the past month, time to see what a replacement can do.
Time for Pride to be DFA'd and bring up Julien. Another few weeks of Sabato crushing at AAA and he deserves the call too. Would be an amazing addition if Sabato did figure it out and became a legit 1B/DH option
Take away his 9 run, 3HR game against Toronto and the 6 run game against Baltimore and Zebby was sensational last year. Yes, 11 HR allowed in 37IP is way too high, the rest of the numbers are lit. I for one hope he steps in and never leaves the big club rotation
When your best bat is France, you have issues. Correa, Larnach, Wallner, Vazquez have sucked all year! Believing in those 2 overrated OFs is a big problem for the FO. And look at Max raking in Philly....maybe it is our cruddy coach and moneyball attitude
Have no other potential buyers names been leaked? Just shocked that someone hasn't overhead another name in the last 5 months. Pohlads have an excellent opportunity to increase the value by going on a run to the WS
He fits what this organization has been doing the last 5+ years with arms. Draft the body type and spin, fine tune the mechanics over time. These young men have been shown the way by the arms at the big club and know the process works. Absolutely love they are producing quality arms to allow the team to compete. Good times ahead
Saw him pitch in HS at Tomah, talent is just unbelievable. His action reminds of Chris Sale, even the clip above his action looks so easy and repeatable. Hoping he can stay healthy and capitalize on his talent. Any time in the future on the big club is a bonus at this point