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  1. LewFordLives
    Minnesota sports fans taking care of all family business today.
  2. LewFordLives
    But that doesn't really make sense either. I always just assumed Falvey taking over the business side was a temporary thing because of the uncertain ownership situation. That's now resolved, for now. Why would Falvey want to continue on the business side. You would think he'd be uncomfortable in a job for which he has zero qualifications.
  3. LewFordLives
    This organization does everything ass backwards. Don't get me wrong, he needed to go. Now you are trying to hire someone who will knowingly inherit Falvey's mess of a roster and hand picked manager. Who's gonna want this job?
  4. LewFordLives
    The stock market is at record high valuation levels. Bonds are not as safe as they used to be because of fiscal policy. People are looking for alternative places to park money. As the article states, there is almost nothing safer than a sports team.
  5. LewFordLives
    I've never seen Tait play, so I guess I can't offer an educated opinion. However, other than rookie ball, his offensive numbers are nothing to write home about. I get that he's young, but what is it about him that has supposed experts ranking him this high? The Twins paid a high price to bring him into the system. I hope someone knows what they're doing.
  6. LewFordLives
    Carl Willis briefly made a living at it when he pitched for the Twins. But yeah, they're few and far between these days.
  7. LewFordLives
    Kowar's minor league numbers are nothing to write home about, and he's still working back from Tommy John surgery. I wouldn't bump anyone from the 40-man for him. I'm still hoping Pierson Ohl clears waivers.
  8. LewFordLives
    I wouldn't say he's our "Least-Favorite" option. The Twins currently have too many left-handed outfielders. Would I rather have Larnach in the lineup than Clemens, Roden, or Outman? Hell yeah! But knowing the Twins, I suspect they will give those three a long leash, for reasons both good and bad. It just seems like Larnach is the odd man out, which makes me wonder what the plan is.
  9. LewFordLives
    They currently have 10 outfielders on the 40-man. Someone needs to go.
  10. LewFordLives
    I hope Ohl clears. The numbers were ugly, but he had some encouraging outings.
  11. LewFordLives
    I miss TwinsFest at the Metrodome.
  12. LewFordLives
    I always wonder how these kinds of trade happen. Why Tristan Gray? Did the Twins just really want him based on the recommendation of one of their scouts? Did the Red Sox tell the world he was about to be DFAd, so send your best offer if interested?
  13. LewFordLives
    The thing is, none of the other questions really matter if they can't figure out #1 or #2. A difficult and self-inflicted situation.
  14. LewFordLives
    For those who think Jeffers will be traded.....why wouldn't a team that needed a catcher have just signed Caratini? I think Jeffers stays put at least until the trade deadline.
  15. LewFordLives
    You can tell this is satire because Falvey has never spent money on the bullpen.
  16. LewFordLives
    Well said! The problem is we have a GM who wants to show everyone he's the smartest guy in the room, yet he misses the obvious.
  17. LewFordLives
    As the article states, the flip switch doesn't always turn on right away. So why waste years developing a guy only to ship him out once he becomes a contributor, only for more projects in return? How does a team sustain success that way? This team will not score many runs, and they like to pull their young starters after five innings. A good bullpen is a necessity for the Twins to compete. They took a strength and turned it into a giant question mark. And trading away a hometown guy is just bad P.R. I really don't know what the hell they were thinking with this trade.
  18. LewFordLives
    I don't read too much into it. He could have a personal commitment. He's not under contract, so he really has no obligation to attend.
  19. LewFordLives
    It's an interesting thought. I would rather have him off the bench than Kreidler, Wagaman, or Arcia.
  20. LewFordLives
    There will be injuries and there will be ample opportunities for Abel, Matthews, and Bradley to get starts. The question is who makes the most of those starts.
  21. LewFordLives
    Name This Player - Nick Blackburn
    I remember he really stepped up in that game 163 in Chicago. The Twins lost, but it wasn't because of him.
  22. LewFordLives
    He's got a career BA of .138. What's not to like!?
  23. LewFordLives
    If the Twins did block him from playing in Asia, that seems a bit petty. Given his age and where he is on the depth chart, no one should stand in the way of him trying to make a few bucks while he still can.
  24. LewFordLives
    If the Phillies were willing to do a deal centered around Painter, Miller, or Crawford, then I would listen, but I suspect the Phillies are not willing to go there. As the article states, Jeffers is their only legit starter. The Twins would need a king's ransom to move him. Trading him for a handful of lotto tickets would basically be saying they have no plans to compete this year.
  25. LewFordLives
    Yes, the bullpen is a mess. Do I trust the guy who is 100 percent responsible for creating the mess to fix it?
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