Nice breakdown of the July stats, stringer. It would be much easier to fully enjoy the improved play of the Twins if it didn't come with the apprehension that a winning record to finish the year might help to lure Jim Pohlad into thinking the unthinkable and removing the 'interim' tag from Antony. And even even with that being said, it's been a bit more of a relief than a revelation to see the Twins win ball games again. Kepler has been a pleasant surprise, but Sano appears destined for the far left (DH/1b) side of the defensive spectrum and so far Buxton has provided only defensive value as he continues to take his developmental lumps at the plate. And the rotation is still a mess, with Gibson remaininng the only reliable under-30 starter. It would be nice to see the Twins play .500 or better ball to finish the season, but I'd much rather see the young core players succeeding. Both at once... even better.