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  1. It depends on which prospect ranking service you look at. Balazovic had already fallen out of the MLB top 100 rankings. That is not a sign of future success. The time to have traded him was after the 21 season. He pitched reasonably well in AA, in 2022 but not a lot of innings. I doubt Cincinnati would have wanted him
  2. Their reclamation projects either break or have a short shelf life.
  3. They may well be worth 4 billion. Most likely all in assets not cash in hand. Still doesn’t show where the losing of money on the Twins would be effective
  4. Never said the Twins were a losing money business. Did say that they have had seasons where they lost money.. Still the notion of spending more than your means has not been shown to be effective except in your own mind
  5. Yup, Bellinger could have pitched the Twins out of the hole that was dug when Gray did not win his game
  6. They tell you the source of how they got the revenue, not how they figure expenses. When the new regime took over they stated how lean the operation was from an employment standpoint and began hiring. The profit listed stayed the same. Of course I am not as smart as you on this stuff so please feel free to explain. How more help equals the same profit in relation to revenue.
  7. So, how many scouts do the Twins have? How much does it cost them for the Fort Meyers complex. How much does each member in the front office make. The reality is nobody knows. They really don’t know. They can figure out revenue by as sales tax collection is public. I don’t think income tax records are. So, how do they know? Liberty Media may be a public company but that dosen’t tramslate to every other club is run the same way
  8. From the Forbes web page on the 2022 season TEAM VALUE 1 $1.39BCalculated March 2023 OWNER(S) Pohlad Family CHAMPIONSHIPS 3 YEAR PURCHASED 1984 PRICE PAID $44M REVENUE 2 $267M OPERATING INCOME 3 -$27M DEBT/VALUE 4 20% PLAYER EXPENSES 5 $172M GATE RECEIPTS 6 $68M WINS-TO-PLAYER COST RATIO 7 84 REVENUE PER FAN 8 $44 METRO AREA POPULATION 3.7M MEDIA PARTNERS Tv: Bally Sports North; Radio: 830 WCCO, 102.9 The Wolf Revenue and operating income are for 2022 season and net of revenue sharing and stadium debt service. They Los money in 2022
  9. The media monies are well known Forbes looks at sales tax revenues because that is a public number. The in stadium revenue for 2023 would be the same as 2022 plus whatever increase for attendance. The model presented Ed is flawed because there is an assumption that everywhere is the same price for things.
  10. So nice that you know the Diamondback’s management so well. Short term investments you cry for were made in 22 and likely 23. Where did it get the team? Where did it get the Padres and Mets?
  11. Interesting how not losing money is claiming poverty.
  12. Cohen spent on the Mets and dialed it back to 255m with 20% of it being dead money this year. After this year they have 8 free agents. Last year the Padres received permission to borrow against the team. Their payroll is also down this year.. I should add, No, I don’t think anyone can show that an owner will pay out of pocket for a team. There are owners who also own part of the RSNs as a way to shield profits.
  13. What Arizona has that the Twins do not is a WS appearance. They might not get back to a 3 million attendance, but a bump up to 2.5 million will cover quite a bit of the expense. Grichuck and Pedeson should bring the same level of excitement to Arizona that retaining Farmer and signing Santana does to Minnesota.
  14. DeScalfini has had 3 different years of sub 4 ERA. He could be that or he could be a Shoemaker like piece of toast. Festa will need stats at the mlb level to continue his development just like Varland will need.
  15. People forget, not Major League Ready, that the Twins got an influx of cash last year from BAM. One time money and they spent it. People have forgotten that Nick wrote a story on them losing money in 2022. In 2019 they drew over 2.3 million fans. They spent money to get them back. A division winning team dew under 2 million. The fans have spoken .
  16. Pretty much lost in your salad was the article was about the current payroll Not a person has shown how the front office has been disingenuous about the numbers. Facts are few and far between. Fact in a Nick Nelson article, they lost money in 2022. Payroll went up in 2023 but they also had extra revenue from BAM money. Attendance went up only slightly for 2023 Those are the facts at people’s disposal.
  17. Correa, Donaldson and Vasquez are the only free agents they signed hat were not stopgap signings. They also signed Castro as a free agent. Did you think the other players were signed as stars?
  18. Blindly critiquing the FO is OK without knowledge of the facts is OK. No Koolaid accusations there.
  19. Again, disrespect. Which people are blind as no one really knows wha the profits/losses ae
  20. Your words were “once the KoolAid wears off”. What is to wea off it is not mind altering?
  21. Nick Nelson wrote a piece on the Twins losing money in 2022. Payroll went up. Perhaps the true lie is the fans with the Twins being cheap. They spent to build a winner but the lie of if you build they will come did not hold true
  22. When someone uses the term KoolAid, I think of one word. Disrespect for others. The Twins are entertainment. People can have opinions different than yours without being accused of mind altering subfatances
  23. Well, there is that hope for an upgrade in the starting rotation. spring training injuries on another team. Desperation to compete. They wee both top 100 prospects. Somebody could take that seriously.
  24. The comment I was responding to was making light of the comparison to Koufax. That comparison was more like why Johan wasn’t comparable to Koufax and I added the statistic for lack of playoff success versus Koufax’s excellence
  25. If the fans were loyal they would be coming out to games regardless of other factors. The casual fan comes out with winning, disappears when they don’t. Baseball may have seen the implosion of RSNs but did not expect it this soon. Big market teams had golden contracts, there was no real need for changes anytime soon las I saw the Twins wee on of the leas expensive teams by average ticket price. Price discounts are not the answer for long term stability.
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