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  1. I was wrong about the Sano double. Home run will do!
  2. After today, the Twins will be halfway through the regular season, with a record of 20-10 or 19-11, and on top of an increasingly competitive AL Central. While the White Sox have powered their way into contention, the Indians have pitching, pitching, and more pitching. Looking at the roster, Cesar Hernandez, Jose Ramirez, and Franmil Reyes are the only above-average hitters. However, the Indians' rotation is preposterous to think about. Even without Clevinger and Plesac, the Indians still have a Cy Young contender in Shane Bieber, future All-Star Aaron Civale, vet and cancer survivor Carlos Carrasco, and rising star Triston McKenzie. Lineups Minnesota Twins Starting Pitcher: Kenta Maeda ® 3-0, 2.27 ERA 1. RF Maximilian Kepler (L) 2. SS Jorge Polanco (S) 3. DH Nelson Cruz ® 4. LF Eddie Rosario (L) 5. 1B Miguel Sano ® 6. CF Jake Cave (L) 7. 3B Marwin Gonzalez (S) 8. 2B Luis Arraez (L) 9. C Alex Avila (L) Cleveland Indians Starting Pitcher: Aaron Civale ® 3-2, 2.91 ERA 1. 2B Cesar Hernandez (S) 2. 3B Jose Ramirez (S) 3. SS Francisco Lindor (S) 4. 1B Carlos Santana (S) 5. DH Franmil Reyes ® 6. RF Tyler Naquin (L) 7. LF Mike Freeman (L) 8. C Roberto Perez ® 9. CF Greg Allen ( School has started for me, and I can't be anymore happier. I get to be in class, there are projects to work on, I get to work on jobs, I can see some friends, and I also still have a couple more months of baseball to watch. I'm grateful to have all of these, as so many people still won't have these for the foreseeable future. Currently, I am in the planning stages of building a weed-whacker attachment for a riding lawn mower. Even on small tasks, it is incredible how much has to be taken into consideration. Cost, installation, safety, and practicality are just a few of the things that I have to consider for each and every decision I make. Surprising, engineering is very comparable to America's pasttime. Slight adjustments can lead to wildly different results, as seen by Miguel Sano's past few games. Serious thought has to be put into every decision that is made on the diamond and working on an engineering projects One of those decisions for the Twins was to rest Maeda an extra day after an excellent showing. Could he have another great game? I would hope so, at least against the Indians. I expect a low scoring game. 2-1 Twins with a key Sano double? That would be good enough for me! Let's play ball!
  3. Wisler has proven me wrong so far this year...,
  4. How much would you guys be willing to trade for 6-7 games of Trevor Bauer? Would Brent Rooker and a PTBNL be enough?
  5. At least with the injuries on the Twins is that they SHOULD be recovered before the end of the season. A lot of teams can’t say that right now
  6. I know this forum wasn't extremely happy when Jeffers was drafted, but I hope he continues to prove us all wrong!
  7. Personally haven't ever been impressed by Thorpe.... not enough on the fastball and his offspeed isn’t good enough. Maybe we can see Duran now?
  8. a win’s a win! Neither team deserved the win in extras, but we will take it!
  9. well.... 3 more outs.... someone’s gotta get them
  10. Maeda needs to finish this if he doesn't allow another baserunner, but I also don’t want another Johan Santana situation.... I’m conflicted
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