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  1. rwilfong86
    I felt the exact same way.
  2. rwilfong86
    After dealing Garver, I'm glad the Twins catching options aren't Jeffers and Rortvedt. There wouldn't be much production from the plate.
  3. rwilfong86
    That loss would have been worse than the Seattle loss and KC loss since the lead was bigger and against a better team.
  4. rwilfong86
    I tried to get a jersey from the team store (didn't wanna pay $325ish) and the sports store at the Mall of America in May and came up empty. I did find a jersey T shirt though, but yeah finding his stuff is a big of a challenge. Let's hope his stuff flows as freely from stores as Polanco and Kepler which I seemed to find everywhere.
  5. rwilfong86
    This is the reason I like Arraez so much, he looks where a hole may be and tries to hit it that way instead of swinging for the fences. The homeruns I've seen him hit looked like they surprised him as much as it surprised those watching.
  6. rwilfong86
    I did not expect a 2 homerun game from him Friday, but it was great to see.
  7. rwilfong86
    Agree.
  8. rwilfong86
    Agree, he's actually started playing better so IMO I think we let him start the series with NY and go from there.
  9. rwilfong86
    He's been playing better, let's see how he does against the NYY then make the decision.
  10. rwilfong86
    I just hate it when companies take a stand that will divide people. I just wanna watch baseball!?
  11. rwilfong86
    I would assume a guy who quotes the example of Jesus to explain his lack of participation in something that violates his religious convictions would also be aware that the example of Jesus requires them to love people, even those they disagree with. That's probably the most basic thing about the Christian religion.
  12. rwilfong86
    As a fellow Christian, I would assume a guy who quotes the example of Jesus to explain his lack of participation in something that violates his religious convictions would also quote the example of Jesus when it comes to loving others.
  13. rwilfong86
    Can you imagine Arraez getting on base for a healthy Buxton and Correa for the second half of the season?
  14. rwilfong86
    So it looks like MLB didn't enforce it's own policy.
  15. rwilfong86
    I guarantee you none of the Rays players who opted out hates anyone in the LGBT community.
  16. rwilfong86
    Every company I've worked for had expectations clearly spelled out in the contract. And if it wasn't specifically documented, there was a religious exemption "opt out". I'm not sure what MLB or the Rays have but I would be curious.
  17. rwilfong86
    Who would have thought we would have an embarrassment of depth after last season?
  18. rwilfong86
    Disagreement with lifestyle choices regardless of what they may be, doesn't equal hate.
  19. rwilfong86
    You raise good points, it seems like once a team or a sports league opens it's doors to siding with a political/social side, they're asking to alienate a good sized population of fans.
  20. rwilfong86
    Every company I've ever worked for had options for employees with "sincerely held religious beliefs" to opt out of any activity that violated their religious views, and that went for Christians, Muslims, etc.
  21. rwilfong86
    Not every church believes the same way nor does every Christian believe the same way.
  22. rwilfong86
    He provides depth in tbe outfield, first base and DH, I'm sure he will get opportunities to play at all 3.
  23. rwilfong86
    The fact he raised his average 60 points in a month, rarely strikes out and draws walks consistently definitely makes him seem like the only player right now who could come close. He could be our generations Carew or Gwynn.
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  25. rwilfong86
    The players are all Christians from what I read, and Jason Adam was their "spokesman".
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