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  1. Twins: Players most to blame for ALDS loss to Astros (clutchpoints.com) Moderator note -- balance of this post has been deleted because members are not allowed to cut and paste an entire article from another website due to copyright concerns. You can still read the article by clicking the link above.
  2. Interesting season; it reminds me of the 1969-1970 teams which were the last of a truly great decade but died in the new post season format. From 1971-1979 had 4 winning seasons but then they seemed to go pffft in last months. Will next year be a stronger more cohesive team or a revolving door for players not as good as expected. Next spring will be very, very interesting to see who stays , who goes and what gents walk on the field the first day of the season.
  3. Despite extreme drought up here extremely good garden this year. Cucumber, which I have never had good fortune with just keep producing so many I cannot even give them away any more. Carrots , despite being an after thought, produced beyond expectation , except where they washed down among corn stalks. Still picking chiles and tomatoes but as again, too many and the freezer is full. Potatoes not near what I ususally get but then I always got more than we could eat, so not such a bad thing. Because Dad always planted marigolds and zinnias I decided to do so this year, beautiful array of both 2ft to 4 ft high along the garden fence. Good year now I will finally start to pull more stuff up and bury some of the debris.
  4. His batting skills were dropping as the season wore on.
  5. Julien's wasted double really hurts right now.
  6. Julien finally showed his skill tonight.
  7. Kepler was hitting .250 when this game started, with several doubles, so you are simply wrong.
  8. Without Taylor's fielding Twins would have lost a LOT more games.
  9. PItching change was made, all the wailing and moaning will change nothing.
  10. Jeffers was no surprise but Correa's and Castro's, oh my.
  11. Right now Twins hitting is more concern than who is pitching.
  12. I'm gonna turn on Wheel of Fortune and then go back to the Twins; they usually win when I do that.
  13. Julien's screw up hurt a bit more now, Go Lewis!
  14. Julien starts a new hitting streak. But need base running lessons.
  15. Captn. Wild Bill Kelso said they did!
  16. The pitch clock and not allowing the batters to take a walk-about every pitch made the game shorter and not annoying hour longer than they should be; not even remotely related to an electric computer umpire.
  17. Buxton is just odd to me; Kirilloff made some great stretches for not quite accurate throws, but Solano is NOT as good a fielder as Kirilloff. Gallo, bat stats. or not is a GOOD fielder, and was no worse than Buxton.
  18. I am riding a train with rails before welded rails and the liquid level is just bounching around.
  19. The 2024 post season, or regular season, has ZERO to do with todays failings.
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