Thanks for the numbers, SB. At least this season is still an adventure. And more enjoyable than the last 3 years. It will be intriguing to see if Mauer figures it out and returns to some semblance of his normal self; Dozier can rebound a little and maintain decent if not spectacular numbers while keeping us entertained with his fielding; someone (Escobar?) settles into the shortstop position; Willingham shows enough to have some value at the trade deadline and someone settles in at CF so we stop playing musical outfielders. On the pitching side, I'm anxious to see if Hughes can continue to be the closest thing to an Ace that the Twins have had for years (also anyone want to take bets on when he gives up his next walk? Today in Yankee Stadium???); if Nolasco finally has it together enough to be the innings eater we expected; whether Correia can continue to dodge bullets; and whether Gibson can maintain a satisfactory performance over the entire course of the season. I want to continue to see younger players get opportunities even if that also has an element of failure. I did not, and do not, think this is a playoff team but I want them to keep me interested in the progress they are making.