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  1. He got 3/71 in 2021 as a 30 year old free agent. He’s not getting more than that as a 32 year old coming off a marginal year (as Bowden says 3/77). MLB Trade Rumors says his floor is 2/34 and that maybe something in the Keuchel contract range from last year (3/55) would be reasonable. Here’s an offer exactly along those lines than I would think reasonable that the Twins might offer: 2 years, 35 million, plus an option year for another 20 million. I think he has upside and be worth adding. Plus, it would be fun when Stroman and Simeon Woods-Richardson are both in the rotation this year.
  2. Yes, I see that now too. I’d include either Kepler or Polanco plus a young arm for Manoah. I think he easily has #2 upside.
  3. He was suspended for two games earlier this year—this was his first game back. Could have made a big difference in that game if that fumble is called back.
  4. I wrote this in another forum, so reposting in this Manoah thread: … Manoah’s fastball and slider are both down 1mph this past season. His walk rate skyrocketed last year, and Ks were down. Maybe he regressed, but maybe he was playing injured. He seems like exactly the sort of multi-year, buy-low trade candidate the Twins might go after. (They usually target trades for guys with more than one year of control.) He’s got four years of control left, so even if he didn’t bounce back right away, he’d have time. A think a reasonable trade would have to start with either Kepler or Polanco. Then then throw in a decent pitching prospect, like Raya, Prielipp, or Canterino. Baseball Trade Values, for what it’s worth, bears this out. Manoah: 14.4 Kepler: 8.9 Raya: 6.9 Prielipp: 5.7 Canterino: 5.2 Also…Winder 4.9, Varland 4.9, Polanco: 4.5. Kepler / Prielipp sounds fair, or if they are in win now, maybe Winder or Varland instead of Prielipp?
  5. Kareem Jackson was just suspended 4 games for the hit in Dobbs that cause the fumble on the first drive. The hit that wasn’t even called a personal foul during the game.
  6. So, Manoah is listed as the 19th “top trade candidate” by MLB Trade Rumors, and the Blue Jays say they will give him every chance to win the 5th spot in the rotation. MLB Trade Rumors speculates that a trade for a lower ceiling, higher floor arm might be desirable to Toronto. I looked over his numbers. His fastball and slider are both down 1mph this past season. His walk rate skyrocketed last year, and Ks were down. Maybe he regressed, but maybe he was playing injured. If there is any chance the Twins could trade for him, it seems like he could be the sort of multi-year, buy-low trade candidate the Twins could go after. He’s got four years of control left, so even if he didn’t bounce back right away, he’d have time. What would it take? I would think they’d have to start with either Kepler or Polanco, and then throw in a pitching prospect, like Raya, Prielipp, or Canterino. Baseball Trade Values, for what it’s worth, bears this out. Manoah: 14.4 Kepler: 8.9 Raya: 6.9 Prielipp: 5.7 Canterino: 5.2 Also…Winder 4.9, Varland 4.9, Polanco: 4.5. Kepler / Prielipp for Manoah, would that work? Or if they are in win now, would including Winder or Varland be workable?
  7. I don’t think it’s worth the bickering. Piranha put together a very tantalizing list of comps for Walker Jenkins to show his immense ceiling, which is definitely higher than Lee’s, Jocko pointed out that 26 games is an extremely small sample size. Eager to see how those comps look after Jenkins puts in a full season. The Twins aren’t trading Jenkins OR Lee. It just won’t happen. So I’m not sure it really matters at the end of the day. In my view, Corbin Burnes isn’t a realistic target.
  8. I think the Broncos are favored.
  9. Vikings just signed Anthony Barr to their practice squad. Jordan Hicks having some sort of leg surgery.
  10. It seems like there would be a way you could game this to use this rule to your advantage.
  11. So, first down catch inbounds with 2:19 to go. Flag down, against the defense. Declined. And…the clock doesn’t start? That seems like a situation where the clock should run. They either need to use a timeout or go to the 2:00 warning. That cost the Vikings 40 seconds later on.
  12. Yes. They’ve got a good thing going in that clubhouse and with the organizational culture overall. Players love playing in the organization, and want to stay, or come back. However, I do think they need to find a way to play with more of a chip on their shoulder when it comes to October.
  13. This picture ought to make every Twins player and Twins fan pretty damned angry.
  14. If Duran can hold them…Solano, and…PH for Taylor, then top?
  15. Duran 9 Jax 8 Pagan 7 Varland 6 Paddack 5 Now, let’s put some good swings on Urquidy and get a rally going.
  16. Not really, but I get it. Abreu and Brantley on the Astros just doesn’t seem fair.
  17. I personally would have let Ryan go until he allowed a base runner. Now, MAT homer, and who pitches the 4th?
  18. Not a screwup. Nothing he could do there. Love to see the aggressive swing on hittable pitches so far.
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