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  1. amjgt
    I'm not really saying what Zoll deserves (although his track record as GM isn't looking great), I'm saying what new POBO Owner Representative Tom Pohlad might do.
  2. amjgt
    I think he was extremely ignorant to begin with. I also believe that he is probably the type of guy who knows that, hates feeling that way, and is doing his best to become knowledgeable. Do I necessarily think this will lead to good decisions? Who knows. Maybe not. But I’m pretty sure guys like him don’t like losing, how this team currently feels like a loser, and how that reflects on some of his early comments on the team. There will certainly be change. …. Not necessarily changes related to spending more money though. So, yeah, Jeremy Zoll should probably watch his back.
  3. amjgt
    Gotta think Jeremy Zoll is starting to feel a little heat from Tom Pohlad, largely because of the bullpen, but some other stuff too. He seems to have gotten away without much criticism from the fan base, but he has been the GM since late 2024. I’m not really ready to criticize Tom Pohlad yet. I mean he IS the ownership’s representative, so in that way there should be criticism, but that’s not really about him specifically.
  4. amjgt
    I'm a little surprised it wasn't Rojas, but this is probably just kicking a decision down the road until Abel comes back and a more consequential decision needs to be made.
  5. amjgt
    In my mind the same question exists, to varying degrees for each of Outman, Clemens, and Wallner Who are you going to replace them with, where you're happy with the roll that new player is going to take on, or what it does to the rest of the players playing time? a) Outman. He's barely playing. There's nobody at AAA that I want barely playing. Especially with the current emergence of Martin, who's soaking up what little playing time Outman was getting. b) Clemens. When he plays, it's 1B. There's nobody worth calling up from AAA that can play 1B, so you're going to get a heavy mix of Caratini and Bell over there. Not a great option (not that Clemens playing 1B is some great option). c) Wallner. Probably the easiest 1-for-1 swap since he's both getting a ton of playing time and is a lefty outfielder which we have in spades at AAA. The problem here is that he's the one I'm least interested in giving up on.
  6. amjgt
    I would argue that that facade (or misbelief) has actually given us Morris, Rojas, and Preilipp (and maybe even Abel) before i would have otherwise expected to see them. Whether it's Tom Pohlad not wanting to look silly with his "contending" comments and pushing the FO to find fixes, or whether it's Jeremy Zoll realizing he's probably on a pretty short leash with ownership and wanting to do his best to make ownership look as good as possible..... Doesn't matter to me which of those it is. I like the new-found pitching/bullpen urgency and can't wait to see some of it on the position player side of things.
  7. amjgt
    Yeah. I think it needs a little flavor added to it. But I was happy with the main premise. White Kastle White ꓘastle Maybe tweak this logo to add the "K" instead of the "C" and make the background home plate instead of the Castle.
  8. amjgt
    White Castle All sliders
  9. amjgt
    To be honest, I just don't believe the post-deadline spin. The main reason I don't believe it is because if Morosi really did mess up that bad (and it would've been a historically bad mess up) then way more would have come out of it. The Twins (rightfully) would've raised absolute hell. Morosi would have had to do a big mea culpa. And to be honest, that might not have been enough. But instead it got the "incorrect report" treatment and everyone just moved on. Not buying it. This isn't me blaming anyone. The Twins probably should have traded Joe Ryan. The Red Sox (depending on the outgoing players) probably would have benefitted from getting him. And Morosi likely did report a trade that was theoretically about to happen. But when it didn't happen, damage control was needed. So, they sort of threw Morosi under the bus, but also didn't really raise a stink because they knew Morosi was at least mostly correct. It's neither here nor there now, but I refuse to just blindly believe what they are telling us, when most of it really doesn't make logical sense.
  10. amjgt
    LOL. Can you imagine the shitstorm if they had traded Lewis after the 2023 playoffs? You might as well also say that the Twins should've traded Morneau the day before his concussion. What a miss by the Twins.
  11. amjgt
    This raised a random question in my mind. If there is 1 out and a player on 1B, if the batter hits into a double play, does that count as a player left on base?
  12. amjgt
    It feels like Luke Keaschall has left an insane number of batters on base over the last couple weeks. He has. In the last 2 weeks he's left 29 men on base, which is 5th most in the league. However Ian Happ has an even more insaner 42 men left on base in the last 2 weeks. 42. Wow. For the season, Keaschall is tied for 6th in the league with 51 total LOB, which is the most on the Twins. BUT... Wallner has more LOB per AB than Keashall. Wallner has 0.59 LOB/AB (7th highest in MLB), whereas Keaschall has 0.52 LOB/AB, which is tied with Caratini for 2nd most on the team.
  13. amjgt
    I wonder if, league-wide, there's a correlation between change in walk rate and player height. The thesis statement being "tall players will walk less and short players will walk more." It could be that it's too early to know for sure because the samples are too small, but the thesis does seem logical.
  14. amjgt
    I've never viewed that as an "ask" situation. Seems to me that it would be the organization telling the players where they would like them to play (or learn to play), but maybe I'm wrong.
  15. amjgt
    Just to tie a bow on this. Take this with as large of a grain of salt as you’d like… The Wallner ball had a 60% catch probability (Buxton’s had 30%, BTW)
  16. amjgt
    Is everyone else’s TV volume very inconsistent for this broadcast or is that just my TV?
  17. amjgt
    Strong disagree.
  18. amjgt
    No. Not really. But I would’ve liked for him to try harder to be part of the solution.
  19. amjgt
    Like that, Matt
  20. amjgt
    I need you to sell out for that ball, Wallner
  21. amjgt
    You must have it on mute. Provus just said his height and weight a couple minutes ago.
  22. amjgt
    Can’t go up.
  23. amjgt
    6’-2” little guy?
  24. amjgt
    What I find interesting about all of this is that we, as a society that has soooooo many larger things to care about, are still so offended by the middle finger.
  25. amjgt
    I mean… we basically did trade him to Boston, right? It just didn’t get in before the deadline. I’ll be permanently curious who was coming the Twins direction in that trade
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