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  1. Business wise, what is the value of the franchise when they bought it versus now? Business wise it is one of the best returns they ever have. The set up does not lose money and just sits there and appreciates
  2. Morton has always been a very good pitcher when healthy. The Astros took a medium level risk and won.
  3. His 5 great games in August and September were 2 against KC while they were still in the race and one against Toronto, while they were still in the race. Maybe KC will give a decent prospect up in trade for Gibson.
  4. There were a few 18-20 year olds in the rookie ball leagues throwing 92-93. There was something somewhere about Falvey and training methods that could add a couple mph to their pitches. That could make for some interesting prospects in a couple of years.
  5. Gibson and Mejia throw too many 4 inning games to be considered locks to make the rotation. I would not be surprised if one of them is dealt
  6. The bad part about this discussion is that given there are not any OMG prospects on the list there are not 5-10 names son the list. As the new regime brings in new ideas we shall see if the prospects start improving.
  7. Brian Dozier hit 16 HR for his minor league career. Nick Gordon is still younger than Brian Dozier was before he started playing professional baseball. Altuve did not show much for power until he was 25. Odor was 22 when he started hitting for power. Schoop and Jose Ramirez 24, Gordon just turned 22. Not saying Gordon is similar to any of them, just HR power comes later for middle infielders.
  8. One would hope that GMs have learned not to give large contracts to LOGYs. Sipp has been on the bad side of mediocre and Bastardo was so much worse that the Pirates gave him a paid vacation. Where is the link to the rest of the story?
  9. Interesting how there are times when winning your division is not winning anything and making the wild card game over another team is actually winning something.
  10. If they were so fine in an evolving game why are they available?
  11. People should not be saying that the Pohlads are adverse to losing money for the reason you state. They really should be saying that the Pohlads are adverse to a negative cash flow. That is really what most people are saying when they say Pohlads do not want to lose money.
  12. From SHipley Guys that are able to extend and release up front tend to have the ability to throw the ball over the plate, where they want throw it," he said. "But there's a lot of other data that goes into the process."
  13. Lamet might be the type of pitcher the FO would look for. Control would appear to be the issue. If the management believes they can fix it as well as his pitching with men on base he could become the effective starter.
  14. It is not like they ever made the playoffs with them. Their time wasted is because they generally had poor post seasons or were injured and could not participate
  15. A quote from Perkins was something like a lot of players like defined roles so they can get mentally prepared. Just because someone has a defined role at a lower pecking order than closer does not mean that developing them further is not going on, or being attempted. See Dusenitz for the developed, Boshers for the attempted.
  16. The 25 for 5 is a start, it is the other 125 for 5 that is the killer
  17. The big boys of relief were getting 15 million or more a year. Davis will get near hat
  18. No mention of a retractable dome as monsoon season begins in September and doesn't let up until the middle of June.
  19. 84 games vs 76 games now with teams regionally close. Losing 1 short flight between cities on a road trip and 1 shorter flight with a division rival along with 3 nights of hotel costs is not going to make up for the loss of revenue from full season ticket packages, suite revenue and loss from 6 games from broadcast rights fees
  20. Kapreillian and Maeo are minor league players, Fowler being on the 60 day dl is a major league player. Gio Gonzales netted quite a bit
  21. A 3 year deal is not unreasonable. Dozier's value comes from power, not speed. Power goes later than speed. An added year might be dead money, might not. Cano is going strong at 34. Dozier doesn't have an injury history that pushes the age curve down. The jinx of the Twins extending a contract is another matter, as it seems like once they sign an extension the player gets a hard object to the head, arm goes haywire.....
  22. Hiring Chip Hale was considered a bold move. Hiring Lovello was a necessary move. Considering that most of the preseason predictors, the so called media experts. had The Twins around 70 wins, a team that won 85 games did something right. There were not many changes made. Somebody made spmoe decisions that worked. Hiring a new manager would be a bold move. Likely followed by a necessary one.
  23. So what. What has age got to do with anything? Is Molitor going to drop dead because of age before the contract is over? Senile dementia going to set in? The ability to relate and communicate with people is not age defined, it is personality defined.
  24. If you have the attention and respect of the players why would you need to act out to get results? Labile leadership is usually not a good thing.
  25. At 1-2 million a year the contract is a thank you for this year. Molitor's seat is still hot next year.
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