Longdistancetwins

Wow, I’d never believe this!

I did once see the Twins win at Yankee Stadium on the Fourth of July. It was so long ago that Johan was pitching for us, I believe, if someone is inclined to look it up.

Was at the game but saw very few Twins fans. It was rather exciting to Andrew Morris pitch well and learn that he is originally from NYC. Jeffers’ amazing grand slam came while New York fans were learning that the Knicks were losing their playoff game by one point. But then I knew we’d blow it with the bullpen…

Remorse; I should have been there—especially since it warmed up to 45 degrees…

My companion to the game is more than a decade older than ME! [You get that Chief] so I was happy to defer to his wish.

I know it sounds wimpy; 44 degrees. Oh, the BUCK!!

Listening to Mets radio here in NYC. Confession: I had [cheap] tickets to Citi Field, but it is too cold🥶! I’ll go to Thursday’s game instead.

Nah, wait and see what Kershaw does…

Polanco may have had his faults, but I never doubted that he was our best clutch hitter at the time. (Missed this game, BTW)

Thanks for your company. It’s late on the east coast.

Told you, just took a while.

Come on, Polanco, we know you are a clutch hitter…

Remember that game…an afternoon game, I think, and I was walking home from work here in NYC, stopping in electronics stores to watch on their TV’s.

Oh, yikes, with Kirby out, it’s a new game. I don’t have that big a rooting interest, but it’s good baseball.

This game is free to watch on FOX, and it seems really worth it!