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  1. Does Willi get credit for a start at third base? And does he get credit for a game played at second?
  2. Maybe I'm a little paranoid, but are Lewis and Buxton both okay physically? The rest pattern for Buck seems to have worked so far and Lewis is just off the IL, but I thought Royce looked a little gimpy running out his double in the late innings.
  3. Maybe, but Kirilloff has been on the IL for over a month already and he can stay on the IL while rehabbing, so my best guess is that Kirilloff will be moved to the 60-day list. Pitchers get 30 days maximum on rehab, so Topa has quite a bit of time to rehab, if necessary. He started his rehab on the 23rd of July.
  4. Duarte, Winder and Headrick are all making minimum salary or close to it. Dropping them for salary relief doesn't make much sense. If you are discussing making room on the 40-man roster, Duarte isn't on it (60-day IL).
  5. Headrick is on the minor league 60-day IL and is taking a spot on the 40-man roster.
  6. I don’t think Lee will ever grade out as having plus range, but Correa probably doesn’t either. Correa makes up for lack of foot speed with a big body and long reach and taking great angles to balls.
  7. Must be pretty humid. Ryan and Santana are already sweating through their uniforms.
  8. Time for the Twins to rise to the occasion—the Twins face an elite pitcher on the road. The right handed hitters need to peck away at Skubal, maybe getting him out after six innings, and Ryan needs to hold down the Kitties.
  9. I think this management staff believes right handed hitters have a much better chance against right handed pitchers than left handed batter against left handed pitching. Add in that when the season started the right handed hitters (Farmer/Margot/Santana) were considered superior defenders to Julien, Wallner and Kirilloff.
  10. Yes, the Twins will be challenged by Cy Young candidate Skubal. I hope Miranda is back and in the lineup against the Tigers tonight.
  11. Edouard Julien could be a platoon option at first I suppose. The 2024 version of Miranda should be playing just about every day and if he can continue to produce when moving between first, third and DH, he should get plenty of reps at first and mostly against right handed pitching (reverse splits). I don't see the need to convert Wallner or Larnach to first base. Both are decent corner outfielders and Wallner has that plus-plus arm and the Twins will need another corner outfield spot filled next year when Max Kepler exits. Carlos Santana has been an outstanding acquisition and he is holding his own in the battle vs. Father Time, but Father Time is undefeated. I'd prefer the team doesn't slot in a 39-year-old guy in 2025.
  12. Good luck to Celestino with his new opportunity.
  13. With his walk rate, I don't think the Twins trust Staumont that much.
  14. Don't give them momentum! I really don't want to see the high leverage guys have to throw.
  15. Seattle has been struggling to score runs all year and lately have been dreadful, they scored eight in the first inning against the White Sox.
  16. All teams seemingly struggle. The Phillies had two chances to break Wednesday's game open in the first and second (2nd and 3rd no outs, and bases loaded one out). We see the Twins fail, but everyone does seemingly too often.
  17. Looks like one of those innings for López.
  18. I thought Roy was fine for the home stand. Both he and Plouffe know ball and hitting specifically, but TP is much more of a contemporary of today's players.
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