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And yet that didn't apply to Funderburk/Chafin -
They must not trust Roden in CF. That's the best I can come up with
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The premature 'round the horn is gonna be a fun byproduct of ABS
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Orioles Daily just turned on Taylor Ward
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You'd be exhausted too if you spent all that time walking back to the dugout carrying your bat during the WBC
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No runs allowed, no decision: the true Joe Ryan Experience At least until 8/3
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Throwing the ball to third on a flyball with runners on first and third Midseason form
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I might already be sick of Bell's stance and swing
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I guess no one named O'Neill should set foot in the outfield Luke's hustle is refreshing
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Wallner's already at 3 OAOC (outs above Oneil Cruz)
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It took em five whole innings to bring out the Yakety Sax on D ... not bad
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I just noticed that the Securian ad patch and that weird new MIN patch aren't on the same arm for every Twin. Ryan has Securian on the left while Lee has it on the right. That's weird
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More like Matt Walkner
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And if that doesn't work, with enough Wallbangers we can at least forget those LOBs
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I'll take a wicked curve, hold the Mayo
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Today's Hayes article says he gave up golf in the offseason to help fix his swing. So ... making up for lost time?
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In Wisconsin, it qualifies as a fruit
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Think about how different Skenes' ERA becomes if making an awful read or losing the ball in the sun with no sunglasses is considered an error
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Elsewhere, Oneil Cruz is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad inning
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Currently arguing with TC Bear over who gets the top bunk in their bedroom they share under the bleachers at Target Field
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I think the analogy presented actually is a decent argument for the turnaround to potentially occur ... in 2027 Kepler/Polanco/Sano/Buxton all had more PAs in the majors entering 2017 than Keaschall has entering 2026. All but Polanco had more than Austin Martin at this stage. And Keaschall and Martin are seasoned vets compared to the other yougsters mentioned above. Abel playing the role of Berrios is a little more in line, but Berrios had more major league innings at this stage than Abel as well. So if we're sticking to the analogy, this year is the 2016 season where the youngsters gained the experience needed to make the leap the following year. Which bodes well for 2027. 2026 ... not so much. And counting on Dozier/Mauer production from Bell/Jeffers seems more than a little optimistic
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Nah, if you tear your ACL slipping on ice in Houston, that's definitely on coaching
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I think they can make it happen By international money, I assume you mean the GDP of Bolivia
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SPRING TRAINING GAMES - only 3 to play
The Great Hambino replied to thelanges5's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
With that overthrow to first, I think Zac Kent has officially made the opening day roster. Gonna fit right in -
Personally, I don't see bringing back Wentz as a referendum on JJ. It's more of an acknowledgement that putting yourselves in a position to rely on an undrafted rookie QB is a bad idea. A semi-reliable 3rd QB was always going to be necessary when your top 2 QBs are made of papier mache. And since you're only looking at unattractive options for that role (assuming you don't want to YOLO with Jameis), might as well make it someone with some history in your system. I suppose bringing him in does give them some cover if they do decide to move JJ
