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  1. "That’s good news, because while he (Alan Roden, already 25, will be 26 all 2026) didn’t perform well with the Twins in limited action, he is a legitimate (older) prospect and should be (at the very least) in the fourth outfielder mix." While Roden's AAA line has been impressive, he also sucked in 113 PA for the Blue Jays in 2025, too. So much so that he was demoted back to AAA late June before the Twins made the trade. But he will be anoited to the 26 man as he was Falvey's "prize" for Varland. Toronto may know something.
  2. "'Buxton is a marvel. If you can’t see that, I don’t know what to tell you." I see it. I can also honestly and candidly admit, that for all the reasons pointed out in the article, he also has achieved very few awards for someone with that same massive talent. Can he be a massive "30s" guy? I hope so, but he better asked to be traded if he wants to do it on the post season stage.
  3. Falvey Falvey Falvey Falvey Falvey Falvey. Seems the only one that doesn't see it is............. Falvey. Well..... and Pohlad, of course. But he doesn't count because he so obviously doesn't care.
  4. A player would be a fool now to sign as a free agent with the Twins. One would have to suspect their mental competence. Person Woman Man Camera TV. I still got it!
  5. “The Twins’ 2025 roster wasn’t short on talent. In fact, they have some of the best prospects in the league, but inconsistency has been a recurring theme.” What seems to be consistent, year to year to year, is over estimation of the Twins’ talent. Seems to be continuing in this article. Results say everything. The rest is all content.
  6. Blue Jays MVP = HBP!
  7. I guess Blue Jays beg for walks, too.
  8. I’m feeling a walk off homer this half inning.
  9. Will Will Will. You just can’t beg for a walk in game 7 ninth inning. Key difference between Blue Jays hitting and Dodger hitting.
  10. Our pitching expert identifiers couldn’t identify Hoffman. Go figure.
  11. Ohtani still owes a homer. At least 1 of the 3 runs he gave up back!
  12. No justice. The fake HBP guy gets a key hit.
  13. Exactly. Why do you even need childish justice? If you get hit by a slow pitched softball, it is the batters fault!
  14. Varland to give up the homer….
  15. ??? Because it is so violent and hurts so much to be hit by a slow pitched softball???
  16. OHTANI OWES THE DODGERS A HOMER HERE!
  17. Classless. Absolutely HORRIBLE CALL by whoever made the call. Exactly what the rule is for that allows the umpire to deny the HBP when it is so obviously intentional and moved into by the batter. Jimenez showed no class by wanting to to get away with cheating the game in game 7 of all games. A bum.
  18. Karma doesn’t exist. Springer is proof of that 😇
  19. You have seen this series. Dodgers are barely hitting. Only 4 hits last night. Sure, they can hit and come alive. So can the Twins. We will see. Only one run. And more Betts futility.
  20. Two incredible catches for outs 2 & 3. Amazing baseball.
  21. The way they are hitting?
  22. This isn’t even fair. Just contacting the ball even way out of zone and they become hits for Toronto.
  23. Roberts living on hope instead of what was happening. Ohtani should have been a game 7 pulled after 2. Too late now. Ohtani owes them a 3 run homer of his own now. 😇 Man these Blue Jays can hit!
  24. Roberts hanging on hope. Ohtani got out of that one.
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