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  1. Only two runs. This can be done. Their bullpen has blown some games recently. And Dozier gets the rally started
  2. 0-2 count Gimme a fat fastball waist high down the middle
  3. Looks like Erv pitched well Or at the minimum, musta done a few things good
  4. Seems like Sano has his timing back and is back up to full speed. Do you know how the Twins approach rehab assignments?
  5. Shoulder surgery. Out for year. http://www.twinkietown.com/2016/6/28/12055794/phil-hughes-to-have-season-ending-shoulder-surgery Or, as the TwinkieTown writer aptly put it: meh, might as well.
  6. I was wondering what sad soul might bid on that thing, whatever it was* *no one is a sad soul
  7. Kershaw actually hurt his back in his last start. Nothing serious, but Terry still turned down the offer, not wanting to trade for an injured guy
  8. Berrios tonight: 7 innings, 1 hit good pitching is contagious
  9. Try the 1992 expansion draft for the Marlins and Rockies. Some better players, including a future Hall-of-Famer (more likely than not but no guarantee) and some other interesting guys, like a young Joe Girardi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Major_League_Baseball_expansion_draft
  10. This makes sense. Then from the original 15 you could consider exposing maybe Chargois, Rogers or Pressly, or some combination, though I would still protect Burdi.
  11. Arizona pitcher throws complete game shutout, 122 pitches. Playing for title Tuesday night.
  12. I'd keep Nunez. His glove and arm are generally suspect (which depresses his value) but he can back up several positions and occasionally does something amazing out in the field. And he has spark as a hitter and base runner. Good complementary player and good find.
  13. Most grand slams hit by a single batter in a single inning: 2, Fernando Tatis, St Louis Cardinals, 3rd inning, April 23, 1999 Most grand slams surrendered by a single pitcher in a single inning: 2, Chan Ho Park, Los Angeles Dodgers, 3rd inning, April 23, 1999 These records may be tied, but will never be broken I am not a big Ripken fan but that one should stand for all time. All those longetivity records will be hard to reach. From your list probably the season RBI record has the best chance of falling.
  14. I see a 23-year old already in his third MLB season, a 26-year old who skipped AAA entirely, an ex-Twin, and another ex-Twin. But I have nothing snarky to say about Daniel Murphy, so, Twins win.
  15. How much in British sterling? (Sorry everyone. Too soon?)
  16. Chapman is coming in. I hope Chief answers quickly. ALTHOUGH I believe Esco and Axe guy are due up
  17. This insurance run sponsored by Aaron Hicks, thank you very much
  18. Jepsen a 1-2-3 seventh! Oh wait, that was Pressly j/k I knew it was Pressly all along
  19. If we leave Park on the roster all year, he will still have options through 2019.
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