Well, Twins Daily has had a nice run. I watch baseball, and hang out at Twins Daily, because I get enough political nonsense elsewhere. This isn't needed here, because there is enough politics on other sites throughout the web.
I think the Twins signing young players to long term contracts, even though the players still have a few years of team control left, was a big indicator the new FO is moving in a different direction.
This reminds me of what I used to tell my kids when they were growing up. I'd tell them, "It's not a matter of whether or not I know what you're up to, it's a matter of whether I'll say anything about what you're up to." Sounds like clubs were warned to knock it off and ignored the warning.
The Red Sox new FO, by doing this, just sent up a huge, "seller beware" sign and I expect any trades with the Red Sox, by any team, in the future, will be approached with extreme caution.
One of L.A.'s biggest weaknesses has been someone in the bullpen that is a "lights out" reliever. L.A. just solved that issue with the addition of Graterol.
The Twins made an unexpected splash. The FO has long known one has to trade quality in order to get quality. The FO gave up a bullpen guy for a starter. Now, let's see what happens when Wes Johnson starts working with Maeda. It officially has become an off-season to remember for the Twins.