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  1. old nurse
    The term power bat is a nebulous term. Does it mean 30+ hr, 25 HR. Slugging% > some number. Eye. Test? Potential or actual past production?
  2. old nurse
    Prove it rather than shovel it.
  3. old nurse
    Yup, people will think what they will regardless of the information.
  4. old nurse
    Welcome to TD. You probably have not noticed that any minor league layer here that is under the average age of the level they are at that statistic gets mentioned. It is either a wow type thing or why they are having difficulty at that level. Considering that players are usually assigned levels by talent it should be meaningless. The same wow bit is not applied at the major league level. My post was sarcasm. Two people even acknowledged it as such. The clue was mentioning the old players and the obvious math error that three players retiring would drastically change the average age of well over 600 players who play at the major league level every year.
  5. old nurse
    The experiment in St Paul probably gave them the ballpark number for pitch counts on 4 days rest. The pitchers would stay reasonably stretched out to shift to starter when injuries happen.
  6. old nurse
    Statistica said that gate receipts for the Twins in 2024 were. 81 million. The last revenue per fan I saw put the spending per fan under 60. Licensed merchandise, I do believe the profit goes pretty much to the licensee, MLB. Read that when some one was writing about Ohtani to Dodgers and jersey sales not benefiting the team. Sites that used to publish this data reminded people yhat how much sales tax is paid is a public record
  7. old nurse
    One could also say that spending an additional 80 million would have only increases the debt by 80 million. The value would not increase because the franchise would be going backwards on the balance sheet. To pay for that 80 million would take an additional 3 million fans
  8. old nurse
    Hoskins is so many years from glory days that it makes the Gallo signing seem logical Lowe hit well in Texas, was traded for a reliever, pouted and hit poorly in Washington, Then was back to baseline with Boston’s. They chose not to resign. An OPS+ of. 121. Somehow I suspect there is an attitude issue there. If there are no takers for his services it would still be a roll of the dice for what you would get o’hearn might be the best but most costly option I don’t know much about etc Is he related to e.e cummings, who. Is now obscure enough that AI wasn’t to misspell his name?
  9. old nurse
    Ya think this might silence the critics that Falvey gives away talent?
  10. old nurse
    So your friends are no different than the many TD posters,. Bet they said the same with Bloom as well
  11. old nurse
    Why would you have a notion that anyone is going to sign him?
  12. old nurse
    Of the 20 who caught the most games according to fangraphs, and the 20 on the bottom 18 were over 30. 12 were signed as internationals. 15 were drafted after 2016
  13. old nurse
    International players A lot of over 30 catchers hanging on. At 4 m a year they have to hang on a long time to make their 100 million
  14. old nurse
    You did not answer the question of how were the Twins to know that a career 700 OPS player would fall off overnight. As you don’t have an answer for that and insist they should not have signed him, the only way to avoid that conundrum is to not sign any players. What’s so hard about that?
  15. old nurse
    56 have made it to MLB, 14 have been productive,
  16. old nurse
    Vasquez pretty much OPS .700 before coming to the Twins. Please be so kind if you are going to bash the Twins for signing him how they were to know that his bat would fall off that quickly. Since you are so opposed to this deal, the only way to avoid that situation is to not sign free agents
  17. old nurse
    You brought up the Cruz trade, why are you wondering what it has to do with Realmuto. You brought it into the discussion.
  18. old nurse
    Yup, the Twins should never take a risk and sign a free agent because all they do is decline
  19. old nurse
    There is a big difference between the Cruz trade and the Realmuto trade that most people seem oblivious to.
  20. old nurse
    The more desperate a team is for a player the better the deal for the seller. If the Twins are dealing starters they are best off letting the market come to them.
  21. old nurse
    A left hip impingement. The head of the femur is scraping in the joint. That is not something that happens overnight. Strengthening and stretching after a period of rest. That he was out less than 4 weeks seems odd. Arb eligible, so I suppose playing time is money. See Royce Lewis coming back too soon. Will he come back to what he was? Does he take the proper rest time and then go through the therapy? Find out soon enough
  22. old nurse
    None would sell enough tickets to notice
  23. old nurse
    Falvey said at the trade deadline he wasn’t going to trade Ryan unless he was blown away. On the other players he said MLB ready has to come back. That philosophy was followed. After seeing the havoc injuries can cause hopefully he has learned not to trade for injured nor oft injured players unless they are at a bargain.
  24. old nurse
    I thought they traded you to Fish On First
  25. old nurse
    The year before he was traded Sanchez was shut down with right elbow inflammation. That should have been a red flag. Not even Prieler in San Diego trades a somebody who they think is going to be a top of the rotation pitcher for years of another player.
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