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  1. big dog
    I gotta say, if you had given me the actual ERA outcome on the first five starters before the season started, I would have definitely bet the Over and started dreaming about how to spend my winnings. Let's hope they can build on this.
  2. big dog
    Lewis didn't steal a base- his is knee hurting? What's wrong? Other than that, great night.
  3. big dog
    Let's go Lewis <clap, clap, clap clap clap>
  4. big dog
    Please don't violate the temporal prime directive. We're begging here.
  5. big dog
    I'm really, really surprised about Larnach. I guess they want him to OPS 1.000 for a little while and make sure his swing his back. I hope he fights his way to the majors soon.
  6. big dog
    This gives us twice as many chances to find a solid starter on the cheap. Maybe we go 0-2, but we have more opportunity to have at least 1. And all it "cost" us was a little money and moving Thorpe off the roster but keeping him in the organization, in case that ends up being worth anything. This buys us time, maybe a little but maybe a lot, to see what else is out there, and to see whether any of the minor leaguers are ready to step up. I agree with RiverBrian, the only big problem here is if both Archer and Bundy are ineffective and we keep riding them hoping they improve. We need a short leash. If something doesn't work, doing it harder with more enthusiasm is not a great strategy.
  7. big dog
    This is even better than that time we signed...well...anyone ever.
  8. big dog
    Chills, baby! Chills.
  9. big dog
    I picked the wrong off-season to stop sniffing glue.
  10. big dog
    I could only watch the first 1:30 of the Sanchez clip. That was absolutely brutal. I would have laughed if only he were still a Yankee. Maybe he needs a really, really big glove? An insulated trash can lid, perhaps?
  11. big dog
    We'll see. Hitters don't usually go from bad to good at this stage in their careers, but they do sometimes go from good to bad to good again. I'm antsy. You give us 3 trades in a day and a half and now nothing? Quit ghosting us, Front Office!
  12. big dog
    My only opinion on this is that I have no idea what is happening. I don't mind trading Donaldson- he's an asset, a valuable guy on the team, but he's a huge injury risk- but I was thinking we might actually get something really useful for him. Hopefully that is how this chain ends. In the meantime, I'm kind of dizzy and I think I should sit down for a while.
  13. big dog
    Texas might be a better place to be a vet, though!
  14. big dog
    And just like that, the trio is broken up. Sorry for them. I hope Texas is as welcoming.
  15. big dog
    Thank you. Very interesting and informative story. I hope all three women have a great season!
  16. big dog
    Agreed, not bad picks overall. Garza and Hicks were terrible trades, that's beyond question.
  17. big dog
    Does anyone have an email address for the commissioner's office so I can directly express my thoughts about the process so far? I'd love to send them some input, recognizing that no one would likely ever read to the third sentence.
  18. big dog
    I just went to mlb.com and cancelled my auto-renewal and removed my credit card from the site. No more money from big dog for a while. I'm sick of this crap. There's obviously no social contract here whatsoever. It's just a way for more people to get rich. I'm not playing along.
  19. big dog
    Yeah, this was a huge trade. It seemed like a big risk at the time, but not for long. Don Baylor for PTBNL Enrique Rios in 1987 worked out pretty well. It was way bigger than getting Pat Putnam for PTBNL Carson Carroll in 1984, or Chris Spier for a PTBNL in the same year.
  20. big dog
    Dude wants to try ice fishing. That's Twins Hall of Fame credentials right there. Bring him north! Oh, and get this settled and play.
  21. big dog
    Fernando Martinez was a young Ted Williams...the 9-year-old version. Go-go was a lot of fun. Milwaukee finally got a good outfielder, but they had to wait a bit for it. OPS+ his first two years were 76 and 82, then a 101 and a couple of really good years after those.
  22. big dog
    Agreed. If I had to bet on one it would be Lewis, and I wouldn't even think about it. I think Lewis is going to help this team fairly soon, just not sure how much. Cavaco? I hope he has a better career than Javier has so far, but that's not asking for much. At this point I don't see a major league future for him, though of course he could certainly change that with a big jump this year. I'd bet the under, though.
  23. big dog
    That's pretty great. Nice to get to lace 'em up again, I bet.
  24. big dog
    Pinto might have been able to continue his success if he hadn't been hit in the head with a backswing by Adam Jones. Three times in the same game. Had been struggling a bit that year before it happened, but never bounced back. I don't believe the Twins ever retaliated against Jones. Right or wrong, I can't believe he didn't get dusted.
  25. big dog
    BJ Garbe, 1st round pick (#5 overall), 1999. Not only didn't play in the majors- never even made it to AAA. Triple ouch. Derek Parks, 1st round pick (#3 overall), 1986. 125 plate appearances in the majors.
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