I don't see where anybody is saying that, but what the hell, I'll say it. Players have both the innate and developed skills of staying healthy. It's hard to quantify and even harder to predict, but it's there. The Twins' management is responsible for selecting the players on the field, and the ones they picked either are or are not good at avoiding missed time due to injury. Luck or the lack of it obviously plays a huge part, but at the end of the day, the Twins front office and their trainers and medical staff are responsible in some measure for the health of their players. How much blame they deserve and how or even whether they'll held accountable is pretty far down on my list of concerns about the front office at the moment. I'll just say that the avoidance and handling of player injuries is one of many areas where I'd like to see improvement when new leadership takes over, and leave it at that.