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  1. When you compare his fielding to Lee at SS you get closer to the pin! Massive upgrade.
  2. I could not agree with you more! The team has to commit to the youngsters with promise.
  3. I am intrigued by Winokur as well. I think Winokur starts next season in St. Paul. Incidentally, the article showed both Winokur and Houston playing SS yesterday, so he might not of played there. I'm starting to wonder if Tait might be the Twins first baseman of the future; perhaps in 2028; more likely 2029.
  4. Just staying healthy is the big goal. I expect Jenkins to be the primary CF out of spring training. Buck in a corner outfield spot sense makes better sense for staying on the field.
  5. I feel badly for Fedko getting released while he recovers from surgery. He will likely have a difficult time catching on with another team anytime soon...if ever. that said, he had no major league future with the Twins.
  6. Although I was hoping to see Emanuel Rodriguez, this move does make sense. Kreidler isn't hitting and the infield could use some depth. The Twins are still acting like they have a chance to make the playoffs which is not a bad thing.
  7. I think I read that Fedko was released either yesterday or today. I would have thought the 60 Day dl.
  8. Ben Revere had some electrifying moments and his tripping was part of that! I really liked that guy.
  9. Hopefully, Buck is able to solve his hip problems this off-season. I would move him to LF as his primary position and back-up CF.
  10. Larnach's first half of the season's performance was fool's gold. If the Twins want to be legit, they have to be more athletic which, hopefully, (Keaschall the exception) improves the defense. Keeping Larnach this year maybe was a mistake, but it is certainly a mistake to keep him next year. Non tender and don't look back.
  11. Meatloaf sang that 2 out of 3 ain't bad. Well, at best, Falvey's offseason was 1 good performance, 1 mediocre (generously) performance and 1 poor performance. Bell has truly helped the team, but not in the field which has contributed to the lack of flexibility at the DH position.
  12. I've said it before, Kaelen just looks like a ballplayer when you watch him. I am highly encouraged.
  13. Obviously Ryan returning and doing so to good form is the best hope. That said, with the signifcant improvements to the bullpen, I think the team could do fine with a few purposeful 3 inning starts by Rojas and Prielipp.
  14. Do the Twins want to improve their defense, or not? Larnach could be a part time DH, but that just doesn't seem like a smart roster decision. He has been decent this year, but let him go. Maybe Ober finds something this offseason. If not, he probably won't go north after spring training.
  15. Great article. Culpepper has the look of a quality major leaguer. The sample size is minute, but his start is most encouraging.
  16. I do think that next season he should become the 2nd choice for CF and first choice for a corner outfield position. And I definitely feel the Twins should call up Jenkins now. He should be in the lineup daily.
  17. It was more fun than expected; but it is 100% time to Bring up Jenkins, Rojas and possibly others. I did not watch yesterday's game, but I see that Martin had to leave it from some kind of injury. If he goes on the DL, there is no further reason to hold back Jenkins. And no, I don't care about service time and the 40 man roster. Bring him up and let's give him a taste of the major leagues.
  18. That game was not enjoyable to watch. Taj was terrible. I get that Keaschall's play in the outfield did not make the difference, but so what. It was an embarrassment. As others have noted, how can an excellent athlete be so bad in the field? I've been a fan of his, but good grief, he truly is starting to look like Julien.
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