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  1. notoriousgod71
    If Schoop was 39 and three years removed from playing MLB I would agree. I like Schoop the player. I hate one year contracts.
  2. notoriousgod71
    Agreed, but you have to take incremental steps to improve your team. Sign a couple real players each off-season and suddenly you're a good team. Signing no one year after year and hoping for every single internal candidate to take five steps forward is a recipe for disaster.
  3. notoriousgod71
    This roster looks like a 65 win team right now. Adding three or four bargain basement FA makes this team a 68 win team. Make some real moves to show you have some sort of interest in winning for a change.
  4. notoriousgod71
    My idea of using the farm system is by trading question marks for established players. How many prospects are really going to cause people angst that they got rid of for a stud like Goldy?
  5. notoriousgod71
    Donaldson is the best of the bunch but I'd be very concerned with his durability. It would be nice to nice to add some more swagger to this team, however.
  6. notoriousgod71
    It reminds me of the Twins fan that made the sign for Game 163 a couple days of Cabrera got a DUI: .323 Miggy's BA or BAC?
  7. notoriousgod71
    Wally Backman. The worse the season is going the more entertaining it will be. We'll be praying for losses just to see some meltdowns.
  8. notoriousgod71
    I always though Showalter was at the head of the analytics charge even as early as the 90s when he was with the Yankees. His issue was over-analzying everything, at least when he was with the Yankees.
  9. notoriousgod71
    I think this season had more of a 68 win feel than 78. The record suggests mediocrity but I think this season was nothing short of a failure. Berrios going into the offseason healthy is probably the best thing that happened to this team.
  10. notoriousgod71
    If it turns out Mauer isn't in the lineup or doesn't retire you can always tell your son that his first game was Johnny Fields's last.
  11. notoriousgod71
    I think you missed a step after 2 in order to make 3 a possibility...
  12. notoriousgod71
    Molitor had a quote in the STRIB yesterday that Hildy has shown he isn't intimidated by the ninth inning. I would say the exact opposite as he has been terrible since taking over closing duties. I fear if Molly is around next season that Hildy will be our closer.
  13. notoriousgod71
    The silver lining is that Hildenberger is pitching himself out of what I assumed would be the closer role next season if he was even reasonally competent.
  14. notoriousgod71
    Simple solution: Bring back the Reserve clause. Wishful thinking on my part. I'd be a bigger fan of free agency if my team ever used it to their advantage.
  15. notoriousgod71
    He reminds me of Deduno. He's not really that great, but he's interesting and the exact opposite of every other player on this roster so we want to keep him just because he is different.
  16. notoriousgod71
    It's probably why the 2001-2003 Twins are my favorite squad ever. A.J., Doug, Guardado, and Hawkins were not the most talented group by I don't think anyone wanted it more than them. Add in a talented Torii, who also had an outgoing personality, and it was truly fun watching those teams.
  17. notoriousgod71
    He is a guy that is easy to root for and I wish we hadn't suffered through five months of Bobby Wilson for it.
  18. notoriousgod71
    Yes, it's all over the league and it's ridiculous. I think signing guys like Yelich and Cain and trading for Moustakas and Schoop is what we would strive to be. Their pitching is still horse **** and they probably won't even make the playoffs.
  19. notoriousgod71
    It's about time for Terry to ride in on his white horse again to whittle payroll.
  20. notoriousgod71
    It's not respecting the game to continue trying when you're up a million.
  21. notoriousgod71
    My favorite part of the game was where Texas tagged up on a fly ball to the warning track in the eighth inning and Dick grumbles, "You can bet that the Twins dugout took note of that."
  22. notoriousgod71
    Despite having 13 man pitching staffs for the first five months and 37 in September they still need to go to their back up catcher every other month,
  23. notoriousgod71
    I imagine much like watching with my father, who is often dozing in his rocking chair by the commercial break between the open and the top of the first. Every 2-3 innings he'll wake up and look at the score and say, "This horse **** again!" and immediately go back to sleep.
  24. notoriousgod71
    What has Molitor done at an average to above average rate? I can think of nothing; therefore I give him an F.
  25. notoriousgod71
    That these three are among the highlights of the season says everything you need to know about how 2018 has gone.
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