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  1. I think it's a very distinct possibility that the Pohlads, or at least this generation of Pohlads, just aren't very good business people. The examples are numerous that predate this series of decisions.
  2. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. That's pretty funny.
  3. I'd consider it more likely they move a veteran to add prospects rather than trade prospects for a veteran.
  4. I read in today's newspaper it's actually to minimize rainouts during the rainiest part of the season.
  5. I should revise my comment to say...if you've worked for one ownership group for 30 years and are in the sunset of your career, the last thing you want to deal with is a younger regime moving things into the next generation. A guy like St. Peter knows he's gone one way or another, and would rather do it on his own terms.
  6. These are all reductions to streamline the operation for a new owner.
  7. There has to be a trickle down effect from the pending ownership transition. How bad would it be to have Falvey "save money" by committing to fill every hole with guys from the system. It uses what will likely be a lost year anyway and you either develop guys or see what you don't have. It also expedites the process of cleaning house that new ownership might want to employ anyway.
  8. Once you've been to the show, AAA is not where you want to try to honeymoon out a career.
  9. You're assuming they're better business people than they really are.
  10. I literally cannot think of breaking news that could make me more happy than this.
  11. As much as I want to hate everything about this organization right now I can't find much of anything to criticize, other than St. Peter continuing to be the messenger.
  12. This org wants us to believe they are 3-4 players away from contending, but that's highly unlikely.
  13. Considering he is not marketable because no way anyone else wants his contract, and this org isn't eating it, he'll be back next year and struggle to play 80-100 games all over again.
  14. The organization will either lean into the idea that they are just a piece or two away from contending, and add a mid level pitcher, i.e. Sonny Gray 2 years after they should have signed him... Or...lean into the idea that you develop position players internally, and add pitching via trade. If they do that, they're dealing Pablo for 3 AAA prospects, and probably a quality bullpen arm or two for A/AA level talent.
  15. I've said it a bunch of times now...don't underestimate what the MLB pension plan means to the guy managing or the guy he can bring along to grab a few more years of service, too.
  16. Putting the equivalent of St. Peter and company on a committee of team representatives solves this, and hopefully dilutes their inability to make good decisions.
  17. I'm surprised. I figured he'd had enough of the grind by now.
  18. This makes too much sense, but then again why not standardize it across MLB and then just distribute it in the appropriate regions?
  19. Unfortunately when "we" decided to fund it, we knew who we were partnering with. It's hard to argue otherwise now.
  20. Yeah that was scathing. I like it.
  21. Word I heard just the other day is Wes Johnson left because the guys with the iPads were making all of the decisions. Sorta makes sense.
  22. Screw these *******s. It's about time someone calls them out on their ****.
  23. Firing the manager is likely the best way to do what really needs to be done, which is for ownership to make a statement via actions that they see there is an issue that something needs to change here. Changes in other front office personnel would be another place to start. St. Peter for sure, but Falvine likely need a shakeup, too.
  24. Lose lose lose and put this dog out of its misery!
  25. I believe this is the key. They appear not to be.
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