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it would take a tax lawyer to explain the tax benefits of owning a team during the years they can depreciate the team.

Team Date Transaction October 31, 2024 LF Alex Kirilloff retired. August 23, 2024 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to St. Paul Saints. August 23, 2024 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to St. Paul Saints. July 30, 2024 Minnesota Twins transferred RF Alex Kirilloff from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injured list. June 13, 2024 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 10-day injured list. Back issue. October 12, 2023 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff. October 12, 2023 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff. October 12, 2023 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff. October 11, 2023 RF Alex Kirilloff roster status changed by Minnesota Twins. September 8, 2023 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff from the 10-day injured list. September 8, 2023 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff from the 10-day injured list. August 30, 2023 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to St. Paul Saints. August 30, 2023 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to St. Paul Saints. July 30, 2023 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 10-day injured list. Right shoulder strain. May 5, 2023 Minnesota Twins recalled RF Alex Kirilloff from St. Paul Saints. April 30, 2023 Minnesota Twins optioned RF Alex Kirilloff to St. Paul Saints. April 30, 2023 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff from the 10-day injured list. April 18, 2023 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to St. Paul Saints. April 11, 2023 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to Fort Myers Mighty Mussels. April 11, 2023 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to Fort Myers Mighty Mussels. March 30, 2023 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 27, 2023. Recovering from right wrist surgery. November 10, 2022 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff from the 60-day injured list. August 23, 2022 Minnesota Twins transferred RF Alex Kirilloff from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injured list. June 17, 2022 Minnesota Twins recalled RF Alex Kirilloff from St. Paul Saints. June 17, 2022 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 10-day injured list. Right wrist contusion. May 14, 2022 Minnesota Twins optioned RF Alex Kirilloff to St. Paul Saints. May 6, 2022 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff. April 26, 2022 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to St. Paul Saints. April 13, 2022 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 10-day injured list. Right wrist inflammation. November 5, 2021 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff from the 60-day injured list. August 10, 2021 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 60-day injured list. Right wrist ligament tear. July 21, 2021 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 10-day injured list. Right wrist ligament tear. May 21, 2021 Minnesota Twins activated RF Alex Kirilloff. May 19, 2021 Minnesota Twins sent RF Alex Kirilloff on a rehab assignment to St. Paul Saints. May 5, 2021 Minnesota Twins placed RF Alex Kirilloff on the 10-day injured list. Right wrist sprain. April 23, 2021 Minnesota Twins recalled RF Alex Kirilloff. April 23, 2021 Minnesota Twins recalled RF Alex Kirilloff from Twins Alternate Training Site. April 15, 2021 Minnesota Twins optioned RF Alex Kirilloff to Twins Alternate Training Site. April 14, 2021 Minnesota Twins recalled RF Alex Kirilloff from Twins Alternate Training Site. March 24, 2021

Twill this year be different? Will Jenkins, ERod, Gonzalez, even Culpepper see ML ABs? Will Wallner get platooned every time a lefty takes the mound? That is from your previous post. Nice that you run away from your comment Larnach was sent down in 24 for injury rehab and was not sent down in 25 So when they sent down Julian, where was your posts saying they needed to give him more major league AB? Miranda was never the same after getting beaned. Off the top f my head, all I can say is Kirriloff was injured a lot. He was counted on being a 1B/of until the bone issue I doubt you looked up playing time and injuries for your statement Wallner was out with a hamstring injury and an Oblique injure, otherwise he was in all but 18-19 games. About 1/4 of his hitting was done against LH pitching. BREF says he started 13 games against LH. Wallner does not automatically sit against LH

So with call ups , how many decent pitchers did he face in September? Would have they platooned Joe Mauer or not. Since you looked that up, I bet you checked his minor league stats to see if he hit lefties down there. Different era, different game. For Mays How many people here have said to get rid of Julian? Not a peep in response out of any of you that they needed to stick with him on the major lrague level?

The wind came out of sportswriters, some who have no connection to the Twins

A direct question gets vague answers and suppositions. Yup draft pedigree means a lot. Every first through 10th rounder develops into a MLP player when given consistent reps. How many struggling days in a row does a player get? Sending a player down destroys their confidence? Not failure at the big league level? Was there a study on that? Jenkins didn’t hit AAA pitching in the AB he got there. Emmanuel Rodriguez spent most of the summer injured once again. Out until late in August. I am just so sure it is a conscious decision to block his development by injuring him Gonzalez made it through 3 levels last season. So yup, the Twins are slowing his development too. The Twins did nothing to impede any of these 3 players in 2025, Yet you want to cry the Twins will impede them in 2026. There is no arguing with your logic there. Totally ****ing pointless

What true prospects didn’t get AB

Always take things in the worse way possible. Ignore the complexity of actually finding above average. Typical. How about worrying about the other positions that are farther below median first.

Well, legal age for CBD varies by state, so I couldn’t use that. Chew is 21, couldn’t use that.

Ops .750 makes him a just below median starting DH. If that is not useful to you…….

It should not have taken too much to figure out that the asking price was going to be high for any of the Twins players. Falvey even said as much last summer. The suspected landing spots for players have not paid that kind of price, nor much more than a discount price for a player. Again, something that shouldn’t have been too hard to figure out why a trade wasn’t going to happen

The fangraphs projection system for wins and losses has been inaccurate. The team WAR totals have been surprisingly close. The totals for central division teams are close to each other. I would think with all of their analytics the Twins FO,, as well as the other teams FO would act accordingly. Many here would appear to not think that way

So there isn’t going to be a Trout or Soto getting to the majors before they can shave

The game of IF is a funny thing. People have talked the if the Twins don’t spend and people have hoped aboard that line, trashing what has not happened. Opine that projections systems say Larnach could OPS .750 and be useful and see what happens.

The window of contention is always open to win the Central Division.

The chances of getting a player that approaches the talent of the player you are trading increase as the player you are trading away accumulated WAR approaches zero.

6 years of a player a team is convinced will be good is the bargain no team can pass on. Position players heading down off the list is usually, but not always a bad sign. Pitching prospects and these lists are closer to dues than not.

For every statistic created there are an absurdly high number of people who will use it not as intended. There are also people who will never understand context and statistics.

Quality players the Mets have traded for in the Moneybags Era Lindor Baez Mullins None were a pitcher. What did the Mets give up? Giiminez and Rosario have had moments, but not this year 2 suspects. Next Pete Crow-Armstrong as a 18 or 10 year old. Acting GM was Aved GM. Next, low level prospects. It is not going to be earth shattering news that somebody would trade for Ryan or Buxton. Don’t expect to like the return from the Mets

What? 3-4 games isn’t enough? Isn’t it just 3-7 steps stepping backwards and let it fly? shuffle over to the side a little bit to avoid a tub of lard landing on you. Surely the game is that simple. Least it was that way in elementary school

If Buxton is waiving his no trade clause it would seem reasonable to consider he would want a significant raise and added years. Sandy Anderson said that after the Verlander and Scherzer flop for money that the Mets were going to have to develop more in house talent. Their pitching has been not an asset. I doubt they would give up what they have difficulty procuring. It would take a sharp computer programmer to figure out what Mets prospects in the lower ranks are going to be good. The Twins only have one pro scout

The point was why one would keep Larnach. Yup Roden hasn’t had much of a chance to prove himself. 4 outfielders and a DH. Larnach is the number 5 of those 5 positions By June or July. The situation could be changed, for the better or worse.

5 minutes is an extraordinary amount of work?

Matt Wallner has not played a full season of MLB ball, needing to be sent down Clemens spent like 87% of his playing time in the infield. Roden hasn’t shown he can hit mlb pitching Rodriguez hasn’t shown he doesn’t need a backup plan Jenkins has even proven he can hit AAA pitching Mendez hasn’t even seen AAA They had to keep Larnach at this point

This issue I was responding to was about luck. Twins were unlucky in thay draft. Lewis claimed to not be injured the econd half of last year. You can’t use the injury excuse