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  1. LewFordLives
    As a point of comparison, the Washington football team used to have a multi-year waiting list for season tickets. It wasn't just a football team, it was a religion. Two decades of the prior ownership group completely alienated the fans. Nothing but greed and overall mediocrity. Now they have to block out the upper deck so they can say they have a sellout. Winning matters.
  2. LewFordLives
    Too early to say. Although I think everyone is just happy to be rid of the Angelos clan Rubenstein strikes me as a guy who's not afraid to set money on fire just because he can.
  3. LewFordLives
    People love a winner. I live near Baltimore and before last season Camden Yards was like a tomb. Now it's packed. And similar to the Twins, Baltimore fans are not in love with the owners. As others noted above, this is an organization satisfied with mediocrity. I live and die with the Twins and would visit Target Field a lot more if I could. That said, this current iteration of the team can be completely unwatchable at times. The satisfaction with mediocrity permeates the entire organization. I enjoyed watching the losing teams in the late 90s more than this team. At least they tried to win. The current set of coaches and players seem to show up at the ballpark because it's their job.
  4. LewFordLives
    There's definitely a lack of players that capture the imagination. Correa or Buxton could be that guy, but they spend so much time on the IR that you can't even tell they're still on the team. Lewis could be that guy, but he'll have to bounce back from a truly brutal second half of the season. Other than that, there's some guys who can occasionally mash the ball when they're not swinging at pitches a foot out of the zone
  5. LewFordLives
    He botched a grounder early in the game that was generously ruled a hit.
  6. LewFordLives
    I've been a Twins fan for over several decades. There's been good years and more than a few bad ones. I don't remember a season hurting as much as this one. They finished on a high note last year and things were looking up. Despite the payroll cut, they were decent through the first 2/3 of the season, and I was optimistic they could make a playoff run given the mediocre state of the AL. And then the bottom just completely fell out. Baseball can be a brutal game. I'm concerned it will take the organization years to wipe the stink away.
  7. LewFordLives
    Even with a healthy Joe Ryan the Twins only have three proven starters. If they move Lopez they'd essentially be raising the white flag before the season even starts (see White Sox). I think this is a very unlikely scenario.
  8. LewFordLives
    For some of the younger guys it needs to be made clear that they are not guaranteed a spot on the MLB roster when spring training begins.
  9. LewFordLives
    I will say that when I first saw it come off the bat it had such a strange trajectory that I thought it had bounced off the plate. Then he threw to second. I had no idea what was going on.
  10. LewFordLives
    The only thing I can think of is maybe he thought it was going to get past Bride and so he wanted be ready to break to 3rd. I don't know......I'm just grasping at straws......it was ugly.
  11. LewFordLives
    My sympathies to Mr Stohs for drawing the short straw and having to write the postscript for last night's game. While he is a gifted writer, no words can convey just how ugly that loss was.
  12. LewFordLives
    How does one even go about removing the stink of this season? Firing Rocco won't be enough.
  13. LewFordLives
    2 for 17 with runners in scoring position. That has to be approaching some kind of record.
  14. LewFordLives
    What happened to this team? They were legit playoff contenders for the first three quarters of the season. This isn't even a major league team anymore.
  15. LewFordLives
    He reminds me a lot of Nick Punto. A solid utility guy and late inning replacement, but not someone who should be in the lineup every day. To be fair, he's only gotten as many at-bats as he had because of injuries and poor performers.
  16. LewFordLives
    They should, but they won't. If the fans were booing it would mean they still cared.
  17. LewFordLives
    Wow. How does he drop that? Such an easy play.
  18. LewFordLives
    Castro needs to at least knock that down.
  19. LewFordLives
    Not just his season, but also his job. He will be a free agent after the season. You would think he'd want to showcase himself a bit.
  20. LewFordLives
    Are any of you at the game? Are any fans booing or is it complete apathy?
  21. LewFordLives
    Try and win at least one more in Boston and then back to Target Field and the Marlins. They can still do this.
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  23. LewFordLives
    Shoulda been out of this inning.....
  24. LewFordLives
    I wonder if they should consider giving Sands a shot at making the rotation next year.
  25. LewFordLives
    And without the bow and arrow at the end.
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