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  1. Like someone else mentioned, I am not able to keep my eyes glued to the screen for every second. The play by play helps me know when to play fetch with the dog and when to pay attention to the screen. I suppose I could turn on the radio, but it is completely out of sync with the video feed.
  2. That only works if they aren’t cutting away from the game feed to show video of the announcers. That happened way too many times yesterday. If they do a split screen it becomes unwatchable on a small screen like a laptop or mobile phone.
  3. There are hundreds (thousands?) of talking head sports shows and podcasts. There is one Twins baseball game per day. I think they would work well as a “halftime show” but baseball doesn’t have halftime.
  4. I like when the analysts rotate. People only have so many entertaining stories to tell. I want the play-by-play back. There were whole sections of the game action I had to look up on the app to figure out what happened.
  5. It has been a lot of fun. Tom Pohlad was so amused he emptied his wallet. I still miss having someone tell me if there is a pitching change or a pinch hitter.
  6. We are watching Kreidler’s OPS plummet in real time. He’s probably still worth playing with a 550 OPS since he’s the only player they have who can actually play SS.
  7. Not really. They could give extensions to Royce Lewis and Taj Bradley and front-load the money.
  8. The White Sox and the Rays may have the luxury to “get cute”. They can essentially offer pick #3 slot money ($9.7M) and see if the player they like best will take it. Emerson might take pick #3 money to go #1 which would leave the White Sox with $1.6M to use elsewhere in the draft. The Twins are just going to pick the best guy remaining and give him a slot value bonus.
  9. https://library.fangraphs.com/pitching/game-score/ 77 is an excellent game score. The stat is designed so a perfect game is around 100. Bailey Ober’s “Maddux” complete game was a 90. Abel had a 79 in April. I think a 77 is the third best score for a Twins pitcher in 2026. https://www.espn.com/mlb/stats/topperformers/_/type/pitching
  10. For Bryan King, sure. For Steven Okert, no thanks.
  11. Zoll is the head, but Sean Johnson is the assistant GM in charge of amateur scouting and the draft.
  12. There is a ton of video now. I would be surprised if Zoll hasn’t watched video of a few dozen players. I am sure Sean Johnson has watched video on hundreds.
  13. I got to attend this game on a cloudy, humid evening. I really enjoyed watching the.Cleveland defense fall apart and give a game to the Twins. The team who played the best defense won the game. Royce had a lot of trouble with the Guardians starter. I don’t think he hits lefties very well. Lee also struggled. Kody Clemens did not seem to have the same issues. Fedko looks desperate to get a hit. This debut is obviously not happening like he dreamed about. MLB has crushed a lot of dreams over the years. Taj was terrific and so was the bullpen. Thanks to Special Olympics for the free tickets. It was fun seeing athletes around us wearing USA games medals the size of dinner plates. For those that like to complain about cost: parking $16 (and I saw $3 parking a half mile away) six hot dogs, pretzel, peanuts and nachos, two beverages for about $35. Total was roughly $50 plus gas for the evening.
  14. Maybe they can rotate outfielders every three innings in a piggy back configuration
  15. Throwing junk can work if you can throw strikes. He was walking everyone last season but has found the strike zone in 2026.
  16. OPS includes slugging. On base plus slugging. Roden has an OPS of 915 in 579 plate appearances at AAA. He’s a good bet to put up an OPS of 715 in the majors with good defense. The team could use that right now. Jenkins has an OPS of 825 in 150 PA this season. He’s a good bet to put up an OPS of 625 in the majors this season. His upside is higher because he’s 5 years younger but all the statistics say Roden is the better player right now.
  17. That’s fine, but it is in direct contrast to the statistical record where Roden has 100 points more OPS in AAA.
  18. Jenkins isn’t hitting as well as Roden in AAA.
  19. It is time to play him or trade him. He is not going to develop any further in AAA.
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