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  1. Larnach won't be here so having him in the conversation is a non starter. Nobody has mentioned Jeffers either for a reason, the K bugaboo was a real thing with runners on in 2025. If no solid adds are in the coffers for us Royce Lewis seems the better option from the choices given. Gaby Gonzalez? Maybe. Buck has thrived leading off of late. Seems silly to mess with what worked unless it's a whole different 2026 we see from him. Buxton-Keashcall-Gonzalez Lewis-Jeffers-Lee Wallner-Clemens- Roden Excited? I'm not. Get a different catcher and hell bat 6-7. Get a bat first 1B and he hits 3-4. Jenkins or Culpeper maybe bat second and drop everyone else.
  2. Exactly why along (with intangibles) I hope Pablo is on the hill Opening Day.
  3. Loosen the Cash Sphincter signs won't likely be confiscated by stadium employees!
  4. A bit more room got made today for signees, as Cody Lawyerson, Jose Miranda, Thomas Hatch and Genesis Cabrera were cut from the forty man roster. Lawyerson was claimed by Anaheim.
  5. He may become president but he may become just another fleeced trade.
  6. The first thing I thought was, Vazquez found out the hard way he's no longer needed.
  7. Trading Ryan would bring a kings ransom. Trading Jeffers would require a FA catcher and likely another year of Christian Vazquez. Trading Pablo is gutting the team for the foreseeable future.
  8. For a right sized salary, absolutely. We aren't even sure Jeffers will be here next year.
  9. Probably the healthiest (and least common) attitude to have going into spring. It'll be interesting seeing a new hand in managing the starter-bullpen dynamic.
  10. It's not productive to talk about platooning him or matchups for 2026 when he's too rich for the Twins' taste anyway. In this situation, I'm in favor of 'saving money'. ✂️
  11. Is Washington even going to or be able to return to baseball in 2026? Hope he can just heal himself.
  12. Anyone following the Game Forums (yes it's its own world) know that the giving up two-strike and two-out hits and runs was the downfall for most of our pitchers in 25. Adjusting placement of (or improving) defense was something Correa could pull off. This article illustrates that it just wasn't a vague impression; hit em where they ain't is a skill that can make all the difference. Someone has to pay attention in the field to what the battery is doing.
  13. The 🐘 in the room that isn't from Oakland.
  14. As Unclutch as Moose was, he's still capable of production. The first base noise seems pointless; he has no history there and first is the last place for a subpar (Julien!) defender who has a hand in making so many outs. DH seems the likely spot but watch the off-season pickups.
  15. This community makes Twins baseball such an enjoyable pastime! Thanks to everyone who has shared a laugh, an opinion, and their expertise in everything from pinch hitting Manny Margot to how to boil corn (eeww on both).
  16. It's not just the Dior but the amount of time you possess it.
  17. Revisit the Red Sox. Now the word is the Tigers and Skubal are worlds apart right now. Should the market for him open up, matters will change.
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