An interesting review of where the Twins stand and how they got there. I don't agree with all of it (I think both Morneau and Cuddy needed a change of scenery) but it is a little review of where things are at-- particularly on pitching: http://www.105theticket.com/common/page.php?pt=SCHREIER%3A+Minnesota+Twins+GM+Terry+Ryan%3A+%22We+Want+A+Postseason%22&id=9012&is_corp=0 Of course Ryan wants a postseason, but in order to get there, he has to assemble a team talented enough to compete for the AL Central crown. Blame former manager Ron Gardenhire all you want, but in the last three years he was given a rotation full of pitchers that could not get out of the fourth inning and a lineup half full of hitters who couldn’t, you know, hit. Blame Joe Mauer all you want, but he got hurt because, well, he’s human, and he can’t pitch and catch at the same time. Blame the Pohlads all you want, but they’ve insisted since Target Field opened that they’re willing to spend whatever it takes to put a winner on the field. This one falls squarely on Ryan, his inner circle (Rob Antony, Bill Smith, etc.) and the scouts employed by the Twins.