Hoss4476
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Some of the things on this list are just complete BS. Talk about Eastern Sports Promotional Network.. Killebrew at #64? Blyleven at #72? Carew at #53!? Kirby Puckett doesn't even receive honorable mentions..? My view might be biased, but seriously Killebrew should be a top 30 atleast. ESPN's Hall of 100 -- Ranking the all-time greatest MLB players - ESPN
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Baseball Video Highlights & Clips | DET@MIN: Hendriks shuts out Tigers over seven frames - Video | MLB.com: Multimedia I couldn't disagree with you more. In the minors he has shown control and command which if you put the ball wherever you want it in the zone that is an out pitch. His last start against Detroit was very good and he put on the black a few times for outs. He also has shown a decent amount of strikeouts in Rochester (82K's for 106.1 IP). I think he has shown he has command and control which definitely makes him better than a AAAA pitcher.
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I think a lot of people seem to be overlooking him. I think he could still be a big part of our rotation. I know his time in the Majors last year didn't really impress anyone, but he had some good starts (including shutting out Detroit for 7 innings) and he had an outstanding year in Rochester. You would think some of the success could easily carry over to the majors eventually. He has a little more experience this year maybe he can surprise us. Liam Hendriks Stats, Bio, Photos, Highlights | MiLB.com Stats | The Official Site of Minor League Baseball Liam Hendriks Stats, Video Highlights, Photos, Bio | twinsbaseball.com: Team
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2012 Twins Predictions: Joe Mauer will... (Offense)
Hoss4476 replied to Seth Stohs's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
I'll say this with maybe a little higher BA, .400+ OBP, and a high of 90 RBI with a low of 70 depending on performance out of top of lineup. -
Marquis didn't earn his spot either, but they will still probably send down Hendriks once Baker and Marquis are both back.... Yes, there is hope for Burnett, but he needs more work at AAA. Gutierrez didn't have the best season laast year that is true, but he deserves his chance.
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I thought this year they were starting with a clean slate and decided everyone mustt earn their spot.. So how'd this guy make the opening day roster?? Here's his spring stats and last years stats... Spring 2012: ERA: 6.97, WHIP: 2.22, Batting Average Against: .366, with 5 K's and 5 BB's in 9 innings.. Last Year: ERA: 5.51, WHIP: 1.40, Batting Average Against: .275, with 33 K's and 21 BB's in 50 2/3 innings.. I would've much rather seen Fien make the opening day roster over Burnett. Fien's stats this spring... ERA:1.93, WHIP: .86, Batting Average Against: .176, with 9 K's and 2 BB's in 9 1/3 innings. He wasn't on the 40-man roster though. Others on the 40-man I would've rather seen over Burnett.. Lester Oliveros: Spring: He was sent down right away so he only got 3 innings and he has control issues, but so does Burnett and this guy has a mid-90's fastball Carlos Gutierrez: Spring: As with Oliveros, He had a very small sample size this spring and he also has some control issues, but he also has a mid-90's fastball and his pitches have movement. He spent all of 2011 at AAA and I think he or Oliveros would've been a much better option then Burnett.. Are the Twinkies still holding onto the good start Burnett had in the 2010 season???
