The Great Hambino
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That's all true, but the Mets were planning on moving Correa to 3B when they tried to sign him. Mark Vientos and Brett Baty have taken all the PAs there for them this year; both have an OPS that begins with a 5 The Mets are also probably the team most likely to ignore its own budget If Correa can show some life, that would be a (still probably pretty unlikely) possibility. -
I see a light at the end of the tunnel Unfortunately, I also hear the whistle of a train I have a bad feeling that at least one of the top three starters will be gone before the end of the season. Then it's on to rebuild mode
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Appropriate for it to end like a regulation high school game
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I guess they ran out of diamond dry Bring this game behind the shed and put it out of its misery, plz
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Last 13 ABs for Bader: 9 K, 0 H
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Thanks, now I can shirk work doing a Wikipedia deep dive instead of watching this turd of a game
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We had em in the 90s, then Congress got all grumpy about it
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I didn't know that! I was just referring to that brilliant documentary they made about the Browns' 2014 draft
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🤦♂️ Jeez, I'm on fire today
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Vontae Mack no matter what
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I wish there were a facepalm reaction here
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I do appreciate that Perkins doesn't try to convince me that every Twins pitcher is prime Pedro Martinez
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There are those that might suggest there are 7 million arguments to be made to keep Paddack in the rotation
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Someone get that man a red mushroom
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Robert's getting killed on the bottom of the zone this series
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If the callup is Gasper ... how shorthanded were they, really?
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There's a nonzero chance their homers are down this year cuz no one wants to put that stupid thing on
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Everyone's offense was similar to the Twins that year. It's why they lowered the mound the next year
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I think he still finds a way to GIDP
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I'm surprised you don't like Papa John's since you're such a ketchup aficionado and that's what they use for sauce
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A) There's no guarantee that a mild run of success (a return to fringe contention) would prevent new owners from installing their own people in power B) There's no guarantee that continued suckitude will result in changes, especially if the Pohlads remain in ownership. It took 4 straight 90 loss seasons to can Gardy, though the GM position had its own issues over that stretch. C) Winning baseball is more fun to watch than losing baseball Ergo, I pick option 2. This is a different answer than what I think should happen. An organizational reset is needed. But I want to see them win anyway. I was indoctrinated too young to not want to see them win
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I think he pitched better than the results suggest and was getting a little unlucky or missing by a thin margin 60 foot hit, full count walk, full count walk, dominant strikeout, weak groundout to score a run, and then the only solid contact he allowed wound up in Buxton's glove. I'd like to see more whiffs, struggling to put them away sometimes, but he's still pitching well. Velo was good tonight
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Shaded away on it too ... that was fun
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And once again, Larnach renders Keaschall's steal meaningless
