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  1. RpR
    Putting a player with this record on first, mean a team is not serious about winning. Being the leader in errors in 2022, oh my just what the Twins need.
  2. RpR
    Vazquez is not a back-up catcher and if you lose him you have a pee-poor catching staff, in exchange, you get an absolutely horrid first baseman, Remember Kirilloff was replaced by Santana because he was a horrid first baseman.
  3. RpR
    Lordy, I hope not, you see Juliens numbers at 2nd are SO much better than 2023.
  4. RpR
    Hmm, Lewis has played 7 games in his entire pro career at 2nd base and was not good there. So he is going to take a proton-neutron energy pill and suddenly hope he is not as bad as Julien.🤪
  5. RpR
    As the announcers said last night, where ever Darnold ends up, it will be for less money now. Unless they fix the offense front line, who ever is quaterback had better learn to scramble , a Lot.
  6. RpR
    Only to those where paranoia strikes deep... does not really matter other wise.
  7. RpR
    No one to throw to. The Rams pass defense was as dominating as the Lions the week before. The Rams could make a catch with a defender all over them; the Vikings could not.
  8. RpR
    You forgot number 1 - Julien
  9. RpR
    Jocko is analogy is actually mostly correct. Only a select few get certain parts of a number and the only notes ones plays are those his/her section plays, not every note, while the concertmaster is the most important instrument player in the orchestra (1st Violin sitting closest to the conductor;he/she reads, during a performance , the conductor's ideas and communicates them to the rest of the orchestra.)
  10. RpR
    To trade either would be an exercise in futility.
  11. RpR
    Or they could all just stay the same.
  12. RpR
    He is not good enough.
  13. RpR
    He would not be forcing any thing, he would fill a hole.
  14. RpR
    https://www.mlb.com/news/top-3-draft-picks-who-never-made-the-majors-c265745454
  15. RpR
    Leave him where he is; from left or right he would end up being a left by leftcenter or right by rightcenter as no one can cover ground like he can.
  16. RpR
    Bias, but it is his show not the end of the world.
  17. RpR
    Unless they do some sort of Bozo the Clown trade scenario, the Twins have No one to play short stop with out Correa, that is on his best day a butt cliching , fingers crossed player for skill.
  18. RpR
    It would be foolish to do so.
  19. RpR
    Well let us see: Twins stolen base past ten years with double digit leaders. 2014- 99 no. 1,- 23 Dozier - 20 Santana 2015- 70 - 13 Hicks - 12 Dozier - 11 Rosario 2016- 91 - 27 Nunez - 18 Dozier - 12 Santana - 10 Buxton 2017- 95 - 29 Buxton - 16 Dozier - 13 Polanco 2018- 47 - 8 Dozier & Rosario 2019- 28 - 14 Buxton 2020- Fake season , does not matter 2021- 54 - 11 Polanco, 10 Kepler & Gordon 2022- 38 - 6 Buxton & Gordon 2023- 86 - 33 Castro - 13 Taylor 2024- 65 - 14 Castro -- 14 players stole a base. Bases stolen by Central teams: Cleveland-148; Detroit-76; Kansas City-134; Chicago-90 To me, it sure looks like a Twins thing.
  20. RpR
    "What if the Twins Don't Make Any More Offseason Moves?" Nobody knows the trouble we'll see Nobody will know our sorrow Nobody knows the trouble we'll see Glory, Hallelujah
  21. RpR
    I agree, if the pitchers do not make a serious attempt to hold the runner, the catcher is not a miracle worker.
  22. RpR
    LOL - WOW, am I surprised. 🤩
  23. RpR
    AAAA player From BR Bullpen A AAAA player, or four A player, but rarely quadruple A, is a player who is an outstanding player at the AAA level but always has trouble succeeding at the major league level, either because of a lack of one of the five major tools or bad luck. Many followers of sabermetrics question the idea that there are players who can dominate the high minors but fail in MLB. They think that teams tend to give up on such players too easily, leaving a population of potentially valuable players languishing in the minors. Bill James described such players as Ken Phelps All-Stars after the prototypical Ken Phelps, a AAAA player who finally made good when given a chance a number of years after he had first dominated competition at the AAA level.
  24. RpR
    I hit the wrong button and my remarks there, are now void.😋
  25. RpR
    He is not getting better, he had one good year and then went pfft.
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