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  1. yeahyabetcha
    I would send him back to The Saints to play SS full time, with the goal of him being the 2023 opening day starter for the Twins.
  2. yeahyabetcha
    Pitching wise the Twins look to have plenty of options. As far as position players, getting Buxton, Correa, Arraez, Larnach and Garlick all back and healthy would help the most.
  3. yeahyabetcha
    I am ok with Celestino as the 4th outfielder, but he has been getting too much playing time lately. Buxton needs to start playing more if the Twins are going to keep winning.
  4. yeahyabetcha
    Godoy and Sands are the obvious cuts tomorrow. I think the tougher calls are for when Kiriloff and Gray come back.
  5. yeahyabetcha
    Not everyone. Just those that agree with my opinions.
  6. yeahyabetcha
    I think the bullpen has the potential to be very good, even without Rogers. The only real question is (and it is a rather big one), who can get the last outs of the game.
  7. yeahyabetcha
    Or it could mean that they wanted to trade Rogers because he was in the last year of his contract and they probably were not going to resign him. And that they felt that Garver was going to have to get moved from catcher to stay healthy. And they were able to get pieces in return that they liked.
  8. yeahyabetcha
    I think it would be great to see Kirilloff at first and Larnach in left against right handed starters. I am just not sure the Twins will start the season that way.
  9. yeahyabetcha
    Your 10 first mentioned, are locks. If they start with 13 position players, that leaves 3 spots. My prediction would be Gordon, Godoy and some right handed outfielder. I don’t think Larnach makes the opening day roster, even if he has a good spring training.
  10. yeahyabetcha
    They likely see a lefty opening day, so I would leave Arraez and Kepler on the bench. DH is Sanchez, Rooker in right field?
  11. yeahyabetcha
    It would be interesting that the Twins would trade Donaldson to get out of a contract and then take on a more expensive contract . I only see Story signing with the Twins if it is team friendly and under the perceived market value.
  12. yeahyabetcha
    I wouldn’t make that trade, but I consider Kiriloff pretty much untouchable.
  13. yeahyabetcha
    We’re the Twins “tanking” when they traded Cruz for two prospects?
  14. yeahyabetcha
    Rodon may win the Cy Young or it is possible that he may battle injuries again this season or that he regresses from the one good season that he has ever had. Maybe the Twins could have had him by offering a third year or maybe he had zero desire to play for them. Enjoy the season.
  15. yeahyabetcha
    I never said to keep everyone. Obviously the defense will be a major rebuild. I just believe it isn’t necessary to rid the roster of every player of any talent and replacing them with a draft pick.
  16. yeahyabetcha
    The Jaguars have won 5,6,1 and 3 the last 4 years. Yep, that would be great!! Skol!!
  17. yeahyabetcha
    Yep . Trade any players with any talent. The Vikings can be the Jaguars of the north!! Skol!!
  18. yeahyabetcha
    It says a lot when getting the opinion of an independent, impartial third party is not considered a serious offer
  19. yeahyabetcha
    The negotiations could have started a year ago and it may not have helped it to settle any sooner. It likely won’t end until both sides have to feel some pain. And again, the tactic to lock out the players was probably a wise move by the owners to take away the possibility of a mid season strike. Mediation was offered to players and rejected. Might that not have helped speed up the process
  20. yeahyabetcha
    Do you propose MLB just cave on all of the unions proposals and accept their offer as is?
  21. yeahyabetcha
    You state the players should share the blame, but then place 99.9 of it on the owner’s. You have anti owner bias, own it. The tactic of locking out the players is just that. The owners did not want to see a strike later this summer and without an agreement, the players likely would have gone on strike mid season. Every topic of the labor discussions have been a gain for the players. No paycut has ever been discussed. It has always started with the players are getting a raise, the disagreement has been how much of a raise are they getting. The players are giving up nothing. So any statement that the owners are not negotiating in good faith seems misguided and unproductive.
  22. yeahyabetcha
    I suspect it will take more money to sign the three than you propose. But if the two pitchers can be signed for close to that, go for it, they need someone to provide some innings Pass on Story, I would rather resign Simmons.
  23. yeahyabetcha
    It is based on nothing but a hunch, but with the expected O’Connell hiring, I think there is a better than a 50 % chance (not really going out on much of limb there) that the offense stays mostly intact, thru extending and restructuring contracts . The defense is where there will be the changes this offseason.
  24. yeahyabetcha
    Weren’t the Cowboys the 3 seed?? Not that it really matters….
  25. yeahyabetcha
    What is your definition of a “lower tier playoff team”. Looks like two 4 seeds made it this year.
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