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  1. LastOnePicked
    Oh sure. Don't take the ride.
  2. LastOnePicked
    He does have a nice smile. What's their policy on face paint?
  3. LastOnePicked
    I wonder where Royce will land after this season?
  4. LastOnePicked
    Okay, now it's pretty clear which team has 94 losses.
  5. LastOnePicked
    So concerned about the prospect of a work stoppage in 2027, the Twins have committed themselves to extra innings baseball for the rest of the season. Very kind of them.
  6. LastOnePicked
    Yeah, what's he got to do to get a night off? Say he's gonna re-sign here next year?
  7. LastOnePicked
    As usual. I'm good with it, though.
  8. LastOnePicked
    Jenkins has adjusted.
  9. LastOnePicked
    This may be the fastest west coast night game in all my time as a Twins fan.
  10. LastOnePicked
    Patzky! It's just getting good!
  11. LastOnePicked
    Really wish we'd have a few more games with George Lombard Jr. as the opponent's SS.
  12. LastOnePicked
    Now I know you're joking around. The idea that Tom Pohlad has ever cleaned a bathroom anywhere is beyond ridiculous. Beyond that, I think I missed your point, Bean. What was it?
  13. LastOnePicked
    When the hitting shuts off for this team, I mean, it shuts off. It's like a spigot.
  14. LastOnePicked
    So far, it's hard to tell which team actually has 94 losses.
  15. LastOnePicked
    The worst thing that ever happened to him was the hamstring injury. I have no problem with ego. It just has to be backed up by performance.
  16. LastOnePicked
    I miss the days when he was Mr. Grand Slam.
  17. LastOnePicked
    Tom Pohlad has painted this team into a corner. By keeping Ryan and Lopez past their expiration dates for maximum trade return, the only real value they have left is as solid starters for a contending ballclub. The trouble is that neither Ryan nor Lopez are aces at this point. Neither is Bradley. Abel, Matthews and Kremer are question marks, and the others on the staff are even bigger question marks. Hey, it all might click - I can't read the future. If it does, the folks here who are eating crow about wanting to "go for it" in 2026 are going to be serving the same dish to us in late 2027. I'd happily eat it, feathers and all. But if it doesn't, it sets the team up for a repeated worse case scenario: clearly not good enough to win, but not bad enough to trigger the kinds of deadline trades and draft positions that can help a system add elite future players. The next thing you know, you're the new Anaheim Angels.
  18. LastOnePicked
    Considering that the Twins typically fall apart after 100 games, this could be a good thing.
  19. LastOnePicked
    There's wisdom here, and a good attitude and I really honor it. But there will come a time when he comes back from a surgery and he's no longer very damn good. And that time might be soon. Buxton's desire to play this summer while less-than-healthy hurt the team. They have to find a way to not let that happen if this squad somehow gets on a roll next season.
  20. LastOnePicked
    I wouldn't go with What at first. Who's a better choice.
  21. LastOnePicked
    The way the last six weeks have gone for the Twins, they could've just turned the show into all interviews and interrupt them occasionally with the score or a rookie at-bat.
  22. LastOnePicked
    Essentially, they've gotten next-to-nothing from this entire five-year wave of prized OF prospects: Rooker, Wallner, Larnach, Martin and Kirilloff. You can add in Lewis, though I never thought he should have been in the OF. Almost no production. Virtually no trade value. Each have their reasons, but the outcome is the same. A team like the Twins absolutely has to turn a good share of highly-touted prospects into productive big-leaguers. I hope Tom Pohlad is at least curious about why there's so little return on investment here, I don't think Jenkins will be a bust, but I don't blame fans for fearing the worst.
  23. LastOnePicked
    Yes, but this has to be an ongoing thing. I think the Twins pulled back on being innovative, and the cracks are now starting to show.
  24. LastOnePicked
    I'm glad they could give you one win.
  25. LastOnePicked
    So, so cruel of the Twins to toy with the Yankees that way.
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