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  1. As fan, you never will. We're guessing at the return, and Chief, in his guess, suggests he'd keep Gibson. I'm inclined to agree. Gibson is awesome now, but his track record isn't encouraging and will effect his return.
  2. To be fair, do we ever know the alternative when they aren't traded?
  3. Sure, that's true. But the Twins have an exclusive opportunity to extend him, not much money on the books, and a keen need for top and mid starting pitching. There's more value in keeping then you're letting on.
  4. If the Twins are blown away by an offer for Gibson, I'm fine with trading him. But beyond that extending him over the offseason is looking pretty palatable. I wouldn't want to go very long in years. But something like 3/40 would be awesome, but probably too light.
  5. Polanco should have been exempted from the poll; as he didn't really play in the first half. Any production--even average production--will make such soothsayers seem correct.
  6. I think some films are better a signalling "come with us for the ride, and shut off your cynicism"
  7. As soon as I'm challenged to suspend disbelief, my mind goes "challenge accepted" and I can't help but look for all the reasons why I shouldn't suspend disbelief. What's wrong with me? Do others have this problem?
  8. Do you think his statistical profile to date suggest otherwise? (I.e. that if not for his supposed poor clubhouse presence he'd be worthwhile to the club). These kind of assertions need to be support with facts.
  9. Falvey indicates while there's no timeline, they don't plan it being a longer length of time than spring training.
  10. The Twins have every reason to wait until as close to the deadline as possible. We're still six weeks away from that. This regime has shown it won't hold onto the false hope of compensation, but it also has shown it will add to its chances until the last moment. How they dealt with Jaime Garcia proves both points.
  11. Weird. Unlike this regime to give up draft capital for cash capital. Maybe they intend on being big spenders this coming off-season? Or they really, really like Villalobos.
  12. I really appreciate the full Top 20 prospect list updates. It helps fill in the injuries, etc. that I may have missed.
  13. Deserved BABIP? Some stats are jumping the shark. I'd like to see how this metric is calculated...
  14. Need to practice hitting homeruns around the leftfield foul pole. Come on. Basic.
  15. I'm not really sure how upset the Twins are, given that Dozier said he felt he didn't need to say something to Sisco even though he was on secondbase and given the chance to talk smack. I imagine the Twins players are just responding to a line of questioning (reporters looking for a story...), rather than voicing their own feelings about the unwritten rules of baseball. I think it's a non-story.
  16. Not about this game. But the Astro's are getting shifty:
  17. The Orioles welcome walkway looks like a slip'n'side
  18. Is this real? Perhaps it's the Dozier effect...
  19. TD's Parker with some rationale about why LaMarre may have had better results this spring, and hopefully in the future. https://twitter.com/ParkerHageman/status/978792578215706626 I'm glad to see production, and not just pedigree, is rewarded with a roster spot. His exposure will be limited, and he may only last a short while, but he did earn his spot.
  20. But often there is no other evidence, and in many cases the victim's testimony carries the day. But without corroborating evidence, the case can be hard to prove, which is why many sexual-assaults go unprosecuted.
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