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  1. He's not a prospect, he's org depth. Mashing at his 4th attempt in AA as a 26yr old doesn't really change things.
  2. Good chance that there is a tentative agreement in place, and the buyers are just working on financing. I doubt that anyone who buys the team would spend less than the current owners, and highly likely would be more. Teams are worth more as billionaire trophy assets rather than profit-making businesses--which is why the Pohlads are selling.
  3. Agree with a lot of what you said, but I'm completely in disagreement with Roden. First, he is definitely an OF, and its SSS but he has been an above average defensive LF. Secondly, he only has 113PA in MLB, nowhere near post hype. ZiPS projects him to be a slightly above-average player. He is a legit asset and has a good chance to be in the lineup for 5 years after this.
  4. Besides Columbe--who is definitely getting traded--I'd guess they are going to keep at least 2 of the relievers, but they don't have a single one off-limits. For this year, there are always guys on the waiver wire that are worth a look. Stewart was a milb free agent when we got him.
  5. Like every LHH, he will likely hit better against RHP, but his splits aren't that bad. 20K% against LHP vs 19% for RHP, and there hasn't been much power but 44AB isn't enough of a sample size for power.
  6. This would be a valid criticism if people thought Ohl could be an ace or shutdown reliever. The velocity needed to start or be a top reliever hasn't developed. He's a 14th round pick, and if he becomes a serviceable long reliever that is a win.
  7. With holding the two best relievers, I think it makes sense to only be willing to trade one of them: either is fine, but one of Jax/Duran needs to stay. Drives up the price for the one that we maybe trade.
  8. Given our division, I'd have to put our odds above 25% because somebody has to win it, and no strong teams helps with the wildcard as well.
  9. Don't have statcast data on Hidalgo since he's never played in a park with public data. Ross averages 92.7 on the 2 seam fastball. Slider, changeup and 4-seam have whiff rates in the low 30%s. Could be a guy who starts up through AAA, then moves to the pen and the fastball moves up to 95+.
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