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  1. This seems reasonable. I'm guessing Sickle's next letter grades will show that he sees the same sort of dropoff.
  2. Speaking of Uranus, how many homers do you think they'll get out of Alberts Pujol?
  3. The whole baseball world would be atwitter.
  4. Apparently your stat sheet of his paltry 89 ABs doesn't have an injury column. The rest of us are accounting for this.
  5. Given the 80% plus bust rate for second round selections, I'd suggest that the Twin's record involving the 13 second round decisions since 2005 isn't that bad if you're judging the quality of the decisions themselves. Nine of them are still putting on a uniform somewhere. Obviously, it's too early to judge Rortvedt, Miranda, and Badoo, but the reports are pretty good, excepting Rortvedt's struggles with the bat. We've been unlucky with Burdi, Melotakis, and Chargois, all of whom were expected to arrive by now and be impactful. Joe Benson eventually petered out, and Tyler Ladendorf fetched us RA Dickey I think, and got a cuppa joe with the A's. Bullock got hurt, Madison Boer I believe had struggles with addiction. Eades and Goodrum probably never make it past AAA, and that leaves good old Danny Rams. But yes, Slowey was an excellent pick back in 2005.
  6. It's encouraging that you can find 30+ prospects more promising than this group, especially considering that: 1) Four of them have entered the conversation about possibly being roster additions some time in 2017 (Hildenberger, Melotakis, Slegers, and Rosario); 2) Three of them are LHRP who can bring it in the mid to upper 90's (Melo, Robinson, and Rosario); 3) #35 is a two-time RP of the year (Hildenberger)
  7. Sounds like if they sign Romero they'd best enroll everyone they expect to come into contact with him in anger management classes.
  8. I believe that was Bremer once again. First, looking at the team ERA for Cleveland and saying they have "the worst rotation", then glancing at the road record and home record and asking Morris something about the team hitting better on the road because they're relaxed. Morris basically suggested maybe it had something to do with facing pitchers who were performaing poorly. Like Ubaldo tonight.
  9. ....said his mom, quietly, to herself.
  10. I agree, and Mauer was looking for a specific pitch. A ball.
  11. Jeez....Bark, keep yours. Dave, can we be friends?
  12. Holy....I want one of the pipe dreams YOU'RE having...
  13. Hey, quit peeing on my pipe. Please pass the opiates.
  14. I wish all cats were like that. The birds could breath easy then.
  15. Thanks for the reminder to read the labels on products like Preparation H. Very topical.
  16. I'm finding this information difficult to overcome.
  17. Nice description of Gonsalve's experience and performance, and what a treat to have access to his own words on the matter. Thank you, Seth.
  18. That's a good question. If I had to guess, I'd say he had Hurlbut and Tepesch are a step better than the types of guys we're used to parading up here like Kris Johnson and PJ Walters and Cole DeVries and AJ Achter and...
  19. And let's not forget that everyone weighed in. The front office , the MLB staff, all the pitching coaches who worked with Berrios all of last year and saw him briefly this spring. He would have made the roster if all those folks were in favor of it.
  20. Mauer's situational hitting improves dramatically when he bats with no one on.
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