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  1. old nurse
    But the less than average outcomes that could have been replaced by Jackson is the problem, not that they did not use him. What could have replaced Jackson’s was not anyone that was going to fix that problem . The Twins after July 1 did not seem interested in fixing that problem
  2. old nurse
    Some teams want their developmental players to play and not sit on the bench,. A team of outfielders that are developmental stages would leave someone with the same ammount of Pine Time as Jackson or your developmental players are not playing. You can have your opinion on cup of coffee to sit and watch. I am not sure how watching helps out. Not sure if the Gilberto Celestino/Eddie Bane development plan works I am not sure how 8 AB helped Gonzales he went back to St Paul and slumped. In September
  3. old nurse
    The Twins don’t need Jenkins to be a superstar player only if 2 other players tap up into that level of play.
  4. old nurse
    It is hard for a bullpen pitcher when the team is behind or leading by a large margin to have WPA+. It is a statistic of opportunity. .
  5. old nurse
    Did the back end of the bullpen lose them 7 games with 2 of those 7 being against the White Sox. Would Varlund be as good without whatever knowledge Toronto passed on to him?
  6. old nurse
    Yup, and it is arguing for a player that was available that 29 other clubs did not think he would help them as the thirteenth position player on a roster.
  7. old nurse
    The big trouble is the mountain made out of the molehill that is the 13-14th player on a roster
  8. old nurse
    They had waived him to clear a 40 man spot. They probably thought nobody would claim him. The dodgers did. On the other hand, no one bought him from the Dodgers to fill in a utility roll despite him having a decent season in AAA
  9. old nurse
    Kreidler was Culpepper’s backup. Ben Ross was called up to be backup. So if someone else needed to be called up because Ross is unacceptable as a developing shortstop you are proving my point that there was not major league talent to be had. , nowhere do I say it was a fine situation, only that the whole burning on. The Jackson bit ignores that there really wasn’t a better option.
  10. old nurse
    Expecting from the system to magically have a 26th player after they cycled through 5 other players is a real head scratcher I asked you to look t come up with a name so as maybe, unrealistically,, that you could come to the conclusion it has been a lost cause all year for the last utility player spot on this team Confidently wrong? You are more than that
  11. old nurse
    A defensive replacement or pinch runner generally does not get a plate appearance. It still smells of just whining to whine when you cannot say which of the other players that were sent down should have been retained on the roster That was the choices at the time. . The last reserve or bench player position is where you, and others, are taking a stand on what constitutes big trouble is an interesting take.
  12. old nurse
    That does not even begin to answer the question posed. Someone? They did not have that someone
  13. old nurse
    So people would rather have Tristan Gray playing? Any of the prospects that aren’t hitting up sooner. More of the prospects learning to sit at the end of a bench rather than being on the field? /
  14. old nurse
    Absolutely the games have meaning. Just not the one you hoped for.
  15. old nurse
    The biggest need for this club may be to figure out how to move on from the 25 years old and older players who haven’t produced in a couple of years. Unfortunately the upcoming free agent class looks like a pile of bandaids outside of a few players. They can find a few relievers
  16. old nurse
    Ouch, a lot of older players on the lists.
  17. old nurse
    Free McPhail has been the recent director of minor league development, Sean Johnson amateur scouting. There have been no reports of their dismissal. There was never a report on what exactly the senior advisor of scouting actualy did or have authority over.
  18. old nurse
    The Mets are already wrecked.
  19. old nurse
    Roster overhaul may be coming. Worry about who goes where in spring training
  20. old nurse
    So Adler is a solid addition for any front office yer the narrative of the Twins FO is negative. The comment about his wisdom in roster construction should give more than a few people a laugh
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  22. old nurse
    The Dodgers collect oft injured players and manage to win
  23. old nurse
    To be slightly fair, hitter of the year for TD is an award for who had the best season more than talent. Had the kept the juiced ball the memory of Max Kepler’s 3rd row power would have been retained. Sano fell off quickly after the change Other players showed the fragility of health, be it physical or mental. The only constant over the last 13 years in the scouting or development departments has been Sean Johnson. He was just fired. Finding needles in a haystack, really a large barn of hay, is a tough business. Look at any year’s draft results by round.
  24. old nurse
    The criticizing with minimal knowledge of complex situations is what people do.
  25. old nurse
    Medical decision making starts and ends with the patient, the medical profession can hawk their knowledge to get the patient in, the patient always has consent. The process for each patient is going to be different, maybe only slightly, but still different. Medical imaging gives the practitioner an idea of what is there, but inn not totally definitive. As many other people have done, i can speak from experiences. I can say I have heard “Once we hot in there it was worse than we thought” as well as”It wasn’t as bad as we thought”. “_______ did not show up on imaging”. From what I have seen, with joints they try other things before cutting. What I know is that in the case of Byron Buxton I don’t know anything specific so it would be foolish to criticize the process. I can hope along the way they assed risk to benefit with the outcomes and made the correct decisions.
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