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  1. That is what it is, not my problem.
  2. Happy thoughts: Acuna was thrown out twice; picked off by Funderburk, and caught stealing by Jeffers!
  3. If one is a big Kirilloff fan, better than being traded.
  4. Eye Test part, although Julien often fails the eye test.
  5. In case you have a reading problem answer to : "If I remember correctly Julien started out with a negative Outs Above Average(OAA), but finish at zero, meaning he was an average defensive second basement. In 2023 the OAA for Polanco and Arraez, were a negative 7 and 13 respectively. If Lee is as good as people expect, he will be the 2nd baseman of the future. Meaning Julien will either move to 1st or will be traded. It wouldn't surprise me if he was traded, especially if he can play average or better defense at 2nd. "
  6. I stopped really following the Vikings a long time ago, but, what percentage of the 2023 Vikings will probably be playing for them in 2024? When I was a youth, a pro team was a mostly complete unit for three to five or more years.
  7. As a poster stated earlier: War, huh, yeah What is it good for? Absolutely nothing, uhh War, huh, yeah What is it good for? Absolutely nothing Say it again, y'all War, huh (good God) What is it good for? Absolutely nothing, listen to me, oh
  8. Polanco was a slightly above average Second Baseman but who was stuck at Short Stop too long. The Twins will miss him greatly. Julien is a lousy Second Baseman; hopefully the Twins will not let him play there very long. Arraez was actually a slightly better Second Baseman than Polanco, we will miss him greatly now.
  9. RpR

    So What Now?

    I understand what you are saying, BUT, here are Smiths first four Major League years: His SLG, OPS are some thing that would have so many here saying DFA, DFA, DAF.
  10. RpR

    So What Now?

    Multi-Gold Glove Andrelton Simmons played in todays game and was similar in skills to both. If you read his history his glove got him into the Major League; Defense still counts, a lot.
  11. RpR

    So What Now?

    Ozzie Smith and Bud Harrelson both were not good hitters but were GG and All Stars and played for at least 15 years, so being a top rank fielder should not be ignored good bat or not.
  12. RpR

    So What Now?

    Well the Twins let Rortvedt go and he is a well above average fielder (He threw a Twins runner out this week in a Spring Training game) but the FO let him go, SO, it seems they do not want to teach gents, for whom hitting is not a natural item, how to make it better.
  13. I did not say they were. They lost because few Twins playes hit the ball
  14. Only the rookies trying to impress front office.
  15. Twins tied it in the Ninth inning, which was a good thing. (No bs runner on second extra inning.)
  16. He keeps rookies who belong in AAA in AAA; A very smart move.
  17. Only 4 games but Goodrum is cruising along and Gerry Jr. , never heard of him, tied the game.
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