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  1. They have a logjam (if you want to call it that) because they have a number of talented players for specific roles. That's a good thing. Injuries have always been a thing. It'll get worked out. When someone gets hurt, we have depth/quality behind them. I hope/anticipate they will still make a trade. I don't anticipate Lewis being traded anywhere. The DH spot is always still available. Basically, I wouldn't worry about this on 2/14/24. Things have a way of working themselves out.
  2. Lots of offseason still to go. I'm curious what the rotation will look like August 1.
  3. I'll add to this; if/when they do add another starting pitcher; the stretch/long reliever role could go to both DeScalfani and/or Paddack throughout the season too no? It's good to have depth.
  4. Pierson Ohl, but yeah, it'll be interesting to see where he starts the season.
  5. Count me in the camp of thinking SWR should be ahead of Dobnak, and probably Festa, at least early in 2024. But yeah, otherwise, agreed.
  6. Timelines for high-end guys on when to move up a level or not are just so hard to guess. He certainly could start at the FSL/low A and be there for 2 whole months to start the year, but I could see high A cedar rapids even faster if things go well. AA by the end of the year feels fast, but that's only because there aren't that many ELITE level prospects to compare him to. It will be fascinating to see how this year goes for him. Wishing for good health.
  7. I feel like an opening day projection should just have a spot set aside for a right handed hitting outfielder on the bench or at dh (they are going to add one) as well as a tbd starting pitcher addition. But otherwise this looks good
  8. I wouldn't at all hate Ryu if they aren't able to make a trade at this time. I could get behind that.
  9. This came up on mlbtraderumors today. I have to say, I'd almost be angry if Syndegaard were added. If the Dodgers couldn't fix him, he is probably done. My opinion is this signals they are going to add a starter, and still most likely via trade. Of the players listed, I only really think that Lorenzen and Ryu could constitute a potential upgrade over DeScalfani and Varland. The rest, I'd consider as a minor league depth type signing. Your thoughts? https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2024/02/twins-rumors-michael-lorenzen-noah-syndergaard.html
  10. When he is ready, he will be up. Can't wait to see him play. Maybe that's at 1b or 2b or even primarily dh, but he will be up.
  11. His numbers do look solid. Is this going to come down to he vs Thielbar? Or instead, is he the 2nd lefty in the bullpen over Funderburk? Lots of guys do have options
  12. I’d be surprised if Jenkins was still eligible. Otherwise this is a fun topic. Thanks
  13. Count me in the group that they will add a starter. And with that, whoever it is, there will be people who are mad that it isn't a "bigger" name. As always, don't read the comments :) But I am fairly certain they will add.
  14. I've read that he should be ready for spring training. I guess we'll find out soon if that is true.
  15. You can have personality and still be great in a clubhouse.
  16. Also lends to the reason they haven’t been tied to some players over the years in free agency, like Clevinger or Bauer or Chapman. They want good people in the clubhouse. That’s a good thing
  17. I see Gordon as having the most to lose, in terms of a numbers game. Larnach and Miranda both have options, so there is still opportunity for them to find their footing this season. Kirilloff, if healthy, will get every opportunity to perform. The interesting thing to me is what will happen IF everyone is healthy AND Brooks Lee is ready.
  18. See, I think it is fair to get an arm like Keller back. I wouldn't trade him for someone who is older with less team control, but Keller is the type of guy that another "tweak" could get into the #2 starter type realm (in my opinion.)
  19. I think I had the same love for Birbiglia that you mention. That is a great joke :) Sign me up 100% on Keller. Him being an Iowa/Cedar Rapids kid doesn't hurt for marketing/advertising either. He would be a GREAT addition here, and truly what you lay out wouldn't KILL the farm system as much as I anticipated.
  20. I mean, his best year is certainly way more than any other pitcher the Twins have has gotten to. I also have to think, if the Twins get him, they believe he is a tweak away to getting the most out of him, right? I keep bringing this up because there FEELS like a lot of smoke around him being moved all offseason. I guess we'll see if it actually happens or not.
  21. He did have 57 total at bats in September, so it's a fairly small sample. His August, 79 at bats (this feels so small too) he had over a 1,000 ops. But yes, you are right, we'll have to see how he looks coming up this spring.
  22. This article is fascinating, and I really appreciate your work. He is only set to make 2.5 million this season. Because of that, I could very easily see him be in the role of starter for a while and long reliever for a while too, to manage innings. Hopefully health works for him. Thanks!
  23. But, he did finish last year really well. Like REALLY well.
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