Hosken Bombo Disco
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I will take the under 3.2 innings, unless the offense shows up and Ryan is going well. Then he might get 4 or 5. But I have no issue pulling Ryan after the first time through the order. Hopefully that means three complete innings. It just feels like Houston is capable of ambushing Ryan the way Atlanta did. -
Creed Bratton also played in a band… I appreciate you setting these jokes on a tee for us 🙂
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When it comes to complaining about officiating, it definitely behooves fans to pick their spots carefully…
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What play was that? I missed most of the game. I did happen to catch this other missed strike three call, that went in the Twins favor in the bottom of the first. This bad call (if that’s what it was) was not recorded on the Bill Miller umpire scorecard, so you have to wonder.
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Randy Dobnak and JP France is the prime time matchup we’ve all been waiting for!
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Twins Youth Burning Them at the Worst Time
Hosken Bombo Disco replied to Ted Schwerzler 's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
I assume Lewis is still feeling his hamstring injury, and it was interfering with his concentration during his at bats? Just because it was his first time back in the field today, and you can’t take time doing the little things for it when you are out in the field that maybe he was doing in the dugout between at bats. I don’t know. I didn’t see the game but I wonder if someone might have been watching to see how he was moving? Hard for me to believe that Lewis could go from being super clutch a week ago to being a shrinking violet today.- 57 replies
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Or maybe just require these guys to actually take BP more often. Gladden just said Houston got up early this morning for early BP.
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Well then blame St. Peter for not scheduling more 2:30pm games in August and September. So you have the chance to practice hitting under those conditions
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Rocco actually went there in the presser, about the shadows. Ugh.
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On the other hand, Dusty left in Javier to finish the fifth when Javier looked really shaky. (at least he looked shaky on Gameday). That could have been a "feel" move.
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no that's tomorrow after work 🤣
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c'mon really?
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Gameday says Javier has a knuckle curve. Those are some of the nastiest things in the universe.
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good lord gimme a reason to stop somewhere after work please!
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sure that would be ok
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Interesting call to let Javier pitch to Kepler here?
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Gameday is showing Javier starting to get wild, and one of the pitch plots just landed on this stack of papers near my monitor
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Pagan saves the game right there it was 5-0 deficit on Saturday if i recall
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The 2023 Twins were blessed with good health and good fortune and are taking advantage. The Dodgers lost two of their starters, Urias as mentioned and Buehler to injury. The Yankees lost 3-4 from their rotation right away. Cleveland lost their top two starters to injury and traded their third. Those teams will be back next year. Even Houston has had some rotation issues. deGrom is done, but Texas might bring back Scherzer for the ALCS, assuming they close out Baltimore. Atlanta has a ton of talent on the injury list but somehow always competes. Injuries are a big story this year, just not for the Twins, thankfully. However, if the Twins take advantage and go all the way, there will be no footnotes. They will have earned it. 🙂
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Except if you are Clayton Kershaw, strangely enough.
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Don’t forget the ALCS 4-game losing streak 🙂
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Aaron Nola and Jordan Montgomery have also had outings of 7.0 scoreless innings. But yeah Lopez was fantastic. Hopefully we are starting to see a correction away from pulling starters early for little to no reason.
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Correa was great, and Lopez was dominant. 🙂 My not so small nitpick was that squeeze play and forcing Lewis to make a play running on that bad hammy, and he was actually forced into a rundown. Ouch. On the other hand, Rocco let Lopez go 7, which was wonderful. We’ve got a series!
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