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  1. notoriousgod71
    Parmelee is evidently Doug Mientkiewicz. Also I loved the split screen of Deduno celebrating and praying. He is my favorite Twins player by far and I don't even care if he implodes.
  2. notoriousgod71
    Coomer says some outlandish things but his random fits of giggles after every comment are annoying, TK's mundane approach to everything puts me to sleep although I do appreciate that he calls Bremer "Richard". Smalley is just awful. I pray to God they never throw Laudner out there.
  3. notoriousgod71
    Duensing in to close it out? Yikes.
  4. notoriousgod71
    Honest question- which FA Twins pitcher signed since 1991 has had the highest expectations when we signed him? Or the best previous season? I'm at a loss... really.
  5. notoriousgod71
    Brilliant move! JR said he wanted Arcia to play every day and now he can.... in Rochester.
  6. notoriousgod71
    MLB pitching has exposed weaknesses for all of our hitters.
  7. notoriousgod71
    Randy Choate (coming into tonight) had six times as many holds (6) as strikeouts (1). That is until he struck out Matt Kemp.
  8. notoriousgod71
    And he still has the third highest OPS on the team. This front office is a joke.
  9. notoriousgod71
    What a travesty.
  10. notoriousgod71
    That's the point. It really doesn't matter if you can field a lick if you're going to OPS 1.000 but when you're Delmon Young or Brian Buscher you're not long for an organization.
  11. notoriousgod71
    Gibson's agent should demand a trade.
  12. notoriousgod71
    At least this team managed to make it to mid-May this season before becoming unwatchable.
  13. notoriousgod71
    I disagree. Buscher had zero value. Thome was the best hitter on the team in 2010. The problem is when you sacrifice defense for sluggers that don't slug like Delmon, Doumit, and Plouffe.
  14. notoriousgod71
    Freeman boots a ball and then throws it away. Error overturned to a hit.
  15. notoriousgod71
    It will be interesting to see how many K our pitch to contact staff gets against the free swinging Braves.
  16. notoriousgod71
    It's actually quite impressive that the Sandlot actors are still in the stadium watching the game six and a half hours later. And looking like they're enjoying themselves too.
  17. notoriousgod71
    Ciriaco?
  18. notoriousgod71
    The Hicks play today?
  19. notoriousgod71
    Fun with numbers?
  20. notoriousgod71
    It must be an organization philosophy. Dick has spent the better part of the last week saying, "See, pitch to contact does work!"
  21. notoriousgod71
    How about it's dumb that it's calculated in different ways since Punto is a 1.1 on BR and .9 on Fangraphs. What other stat just spews out random numbers like that? You don't have one place listing his OPS as .868 and another at .831. So I guess it goes back to the use of defensive metrics to determine a player's value and how flawed that is.
  22. notoriousgod71
    Thank you for giving Plouffe an error.
  23. notoriousgod71
    Thank God. Wonder what stupid calculation that article was referencing.
  24. notoriousgod71
    Parmelee a 1.
  25. notoriousgod71
    55 innings of 1.62 ERA and .90 whip > 65 AB of .880 OPS
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