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  1. RpR
    Duvall is cheaper and simply a much better player.
  2. RpR
    Twins have had recent years with poor defense; they were lousy. If you want to return to that then , fine, time to trade for Rooker, Cave, Celestino . They will be cheap and the Twins can pick up a Top Rank pitcher , of course he has to not mind a Chinese-Fire-Drill for an outfield.
  3. RpR
    lWhich means nothing.
  4. RpR
    LOL Soler Duvall
  5. RpR
    Soler is a gaping hole in the outfield.!
  6. RpR
    Minnesota Twins Suddenly Eager to Spend in Free Agency and Falvey is Eyeing Up Outfielders Minnesota Twins Suddenly Eager to Spend in Free Agency and Falvey is Eyeing Up Outfielders (msn.com) Following the departure of longtime 2nd baseman Jorge Polanco on Monday, the Minnesota Twins suddenly find themselves with even more financial flexibility this offseason; $6.5 million to be exact. The Twins have already said they plan to take that money and put it back into the roster. Minnesota Twins looking to spend… on Adam Duvall? According to Dan Hayes (the Athletic), the Twins may be eyeing some free agent names that baseball fans might actually recognize. Among the speculated targets is 35-year-old outfielder, Adam Duvall, and others. Adam Duvall emerges as one of the top free agents this offseason. Despite being 35 years old, his impressive track record includes being a former All-Star (2016) and Gold Glove winner (2021). Last season, he showcased his productivity in 92 games for the Red Sox, tallying 21 home runs, 58 RBIs, and an .834 OPS.....
  7. RpR
    Duvall and or Talylor.
  8. RpR
    As they came up together and were mates during their entire pro careers, I do have to agree with that.
  9. RpR
    Julien's attitude is one half of the battle.
  10. RpR
    The online baseball rags have mentioned Twins interestin Duvall. Excellent Left Fielder and has a good bat, it would not be a bad move.
  11. RpR
    Just like those who babble trade Buxton, Lewis is never leaving third base.
  12. RpR
    Only if battling whom ever finishes last in the division for that spot is what the Twins really want.
  13. RpR
    LOL, yeah who needs the fans when their money is why the team is here -- good grief! OF COURSE, then one hopes they pay little attention to most of the -- can the vets, rookies are a miracle cure, also.
  14. RpR
    Right now the Twins Front Office are not heading towards a crappy team year-after-year, just a mediocre one.
  15. RpR
    We won the first post season game in a looooooong time in 2023; I guess we will just have to wait for a loooooong time for it to happen again, now. Gray is gone, Maeda is gone, Polanco is gone; Buxton is healthy, Correa is healthy, that does not make up for lack of pitching or the lack of Polanco's bat.
  16. RpR
    Rortvedt is probably available fromt the Yankees.
  17. RpR
    LOL, you mean maybe Julien is worth maybe 10 or 20 minutes of Burnes!🤯
  18. RpR
    Professional sports people do not think he is ready, probably.
  19. RpR
    The ability to catch possible doubles or home runs should never be under rated. Hamilton's incredible fielding skills are known, hopefully, Thompson is just as good.
  20. RpR
    Better trade in the Pythagorean computer for a Commodore 64.
  21. RpR
    He is a back-up for Buxton, his fielding skills are better than any one still on the team.
  22. RpR
    Gee, Bily Hamilton must have been taken already.
  23. RpR
    Batters hitting home runs in strings in one game is rare; pitchers striking out batter in strings in one game is common. Your analogy is faultiy. Pitcher controls the pitches and if he strike out a gent repeatedly he owns that batter, simple as that. PItchers get pulled for too many walks, not too many strike outs; so many here are trying to make batters striking out OK, but had snit fits when batters hit into ground outs, bizarre.
  24. RpR
    A strike out shows the pitcher is controlling the batter, psychologically a HUGE difference.
  25. RpR
    He was not a black hole till the last six to eight weeks.
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