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An article using St. Peter as a source and talks about the Twins being a forerunner in regards to streaming. Did he mean to say, how not to do things?

Patsky is at the game? He didn't report on the computer hack. The Tickets off the MLB app weren't registering at the turnstiles. My wife missed the 1st 3 innings. Patsky is fired

Ryan detractors. 7 shutout vs Padres. Not too bad.

Good job. Scored a run

I'm aware they were right. Too bad Martin wasn't. 3-1 count to strike 3 looking with Buxton on deck.

Talk up the 9 hole. Watch strike 3 fastball.

I think he threw close to 60 pitches yesterday. I doubt you need to worry about him giving up 6 or 7 runs

Keys to any Twins game. Don't give away outs. Yesterday Lee. Today Lewis

Nah. Sweep the series.

No. Putting Outman out there was.

Or wound up in the catchers glove.

Lee was drafted in 22. Made his debut last year. Keaschall was drafted in 23 and made his debut this year. So they've both been exposed about the same amount of time. Nice thought though.

No one will say it. Correa was not a good leader type ballplayer. And his best days are behind him. Someone mentioned Miranda. Correa took him under his wing. When he was going good it was all joy and kumbaya. When he struggled it was like Miranda had cooties and he distanced himself leaving a young guy with more questions than answers. And he's not the only one. So thumbs down all you want. Because I know for a FACT that was the clubhouse culture that CAPTAIN CORREA brought to the Twins. Baseball is hard to excel at under good conditions. Once doubt sets in or pressure gets ratchted up, its even harder. No one ever asks the hard questions. And even if they do get asked, they wouldn't be answered honestly. Just like post game Rocco. As a group, if Twins players were asked what type of guy was Correa and was he a good leader? The responses would be positive. Behind closed doors or off the record, different story. And thats from multiple players that I had a conversation with. Now that he's no longer a Twin they can relax. And dont say he held players accountable. He liked you if you were going good, if not. Then you were ignored. And he wasnt held accountable for his own play. Ie lack of hustle, or moving runners. He made a lot of heads up plays but was he great? No. It's just that he's better than anyone over the last 10 years or so. Same goes for Correa himself. I wouldn't be surprised if does really well back in Houston. He's not THE guy there. So he can just go out and play. And all the "they're grown ass men" comments. A good leader helps to guide folks. Inspires them with words and actions. A captain isn't just a captain when things are going good. Thats not a captain. Thats a cheerleader. A good captain takes charge when the sht hits the fan. And at the trade deadline, thats what happened. What did Correa do? He abandoned ship. He wasnt going to be part of any rebuild. Captain Smith at least went down with his ship. No trade clause. Thats hilarious. Leader my ass.

Yeah right.The manager is great though

RE Skubal. You are correct. It was 4 earned. Sorry

1 earned. Read!

He gave up 1 earned over 5.

Got to save his arm so he's available for the all-star game. Skenes too. Skubal went 5 today too.

Buxton led off the inning. There's no way he thought there were 2 out

Bader ties it. Is that okay Peter?

Not if your compass is broken.

Here he is. Mr. Sage Wisdom. I guess it was a forgone conclusion with the Twins having their best starter going.

Larnach sucks. Bless his heart. Why didn't he go head first in the outfield. Station to station baserunning. Trade him now

Yeah but it was a forgone conclusion that they would lose. What happened?

Is it the ballplayers or the umpire or the viewer? The players are terrible most of the game so let's shift the blame to the umpire because the players are now good. 😃 Twins win