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  1. Pykkman
    It’s nice he might be back soon. But sooner than expected would have been before now…. Maybe it’s because we needed him so badly in August?
  2. Pykkman
    Is Rojas a reliever going forward? I assumed he would be in this mix too?
  3. Pykkman
    Shelton has done well with what he was given in terms of roster….. The future looks brighter with Jenkins, Rodriguez, Houston, Lackey, Culpepper? Lewis looks like he may become pretty good at first?
  4. Pykkman
    What is going on in Houston? Why is the owner nixing a trade the GM wanted? How does this information reach social media? Not a good look for the Astros.
  5. Pykkman
    Wallner has to be on the disappointment list?
  6. Pykkman
    I agree. Positional flexibility leads to jack of all trades…. master of none type players. The ownership issues tying the front office’s hands to properly construct a roster contributed to this mess. But the musical chairs infield and outfield position changes has to come to an end.
  7. Pykkman
    Every time the term “depth” is used to describe the twins injuries change the conversation. Martin Emma Buxton Jenkins etc all have injury histories. Keep ‘em all. DFA Outman at some point if you need too.
  8. Pykkman
    “Earning a 3.90 ERA, 3.04 FIP, and a 49-to-18 strikeout to walk ratio over 60 innings pitched, Topa performed well last season” how many other current twins relievers have this stat line in the majors last year?
  9. Pykkman
    Ober is the bigger question mark.
  10. Pykkman
    Had they not traded Varland….. the bullpen looks so much better for the next many years. The return for him better stand out
  11. Pykkman
    The dumpster fire started by the Polhads continues to burn. Causalities mounting. Fans, players, coaches, front office paying the price.
  12. Pykkman
    Shouldn’t the title be “Twins pull Joe Ryan off the trade market” ?
  13. Pykkman
    Glad they are adding resources for the players. But outside of a few players this offense is currently built on hopes and prayers. It may end up ranking lower than the bullpen.
  14. Pykkman
    This offense needs a bigger bat than Goldschmidt if they plan to be competitive. Otherwise tear it down all the way and reload for 2028.
  15. Pykkman
    Yeah. I struggled for more time than I wanted to spend getting signed back into twins daily. Not seamless.
  16. Pykkman
    It does seem like the Twins moved on from at least a good hitting coach. I seem to remember that Correa was impressed with Popkins. Who made the call to fire him? Falvey? Or did Baldelli lobby the front office for a new face? Anyway, not a good look for the organization.
  17. Pykkman
    Correa, Lopez, and Ober performing as expected would have kept this team in the playoff hunt. Seems injuries impacted them all?
  18. Pykkman
    Is the tear down complete? The new ownership must have had some input on this past week. Pablo, Ryan, Ober, Larnach, Jeffers, etc to be traded in the off season? Hard to see competitiveness during thier contracts?
  19. Pykkman
    Is the tear down complete? The new ownership must have had some input on this past week. Pablo, Ryan, Ober, Larnach, Jeffers, etc to be traded in the off season? Hard to see competitiveness during thier contracts?
  20. Pykkman
    Why trade him now? And for this? What is the big picture here?
  21. Pykkman
    I agree Lopez might return too late to help. Getting Ober straightened out is likely more important?
  22. Pykkman
    Castro too!
  23. Pykkman
    Just watched the second time he walked the lead off batter. Damn.
  24. Pykkman
    I agree he is human. I give Houston credit for beating him. My point isn’t his performance on the mound. My point is his response to those things. If you accept you were beat you figure out how not too let that happen again. Like “I cannot walk the lead off batter in This situation.” That is the mentality that makes you better. If you dismiss it as bad luck luck that means you think you can do the same thing again and expect a better outcome. That mentality doesn’t lead to improved performance and outcomes.
  25. Pykkman
    Duran WALKED the lead off batter. Then gives up two singles. Then make this statement in the post game: “Soft grounder in a bad spot,” Twins closer Jhoan Duran said, shaking his head after giving up a run for only the seventh time in 33 appearances this season. “Baseball luck.” He walked the winning runner. “Baseball luck” did not throw 4 balls. Or give up two singles. if I’m the manager……”Own your failure and dominate next time you are on the mound.”
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