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  1. laloesch
    yep, this is his last year as a Twin most likely and i can't say i'll be that upset when he goes. I've seen enough of his slow months, lol. The bad outweighs the good in my opinion, time to move on.
  2. laloesch
    Assuming the pitching holds up.
  3. laloesch
    Agreed. Rocco gets an F on this one. Not the right time to put a rookie in IMO.
  4. laloesch

    Twins union rep

    laloesch commented on ashbury's blog entry in Left Coast Bias

    I don't know.
  5. laloesch

    Twins union rep

    laloesch commented on ashbury's blog entry in Left Coast Bias

    I think it's a coincidence as well.
  6. laloesch
    Trading Brusdar Graterol for Kenta Maeda still makes me cringe. Maeda is going to be 34 next season and to me it looks like the Twins are in semi rebuilding mode. I understand why they did it, but i would have liked to seen them hang onto him.
  7. laloesch
    My thoughts exactly. I mean the Correa deal is evidence enough. I mean sheesh they just signed the guy to a 105.3 million dollar deal! That's not exactly small potatoes.
  8. laloesch
    The Twins would certainly know a thing or two about that.
  9. laloesch
    If he plays well CERTAINLY! Unless the pitching prospects make huge strides this season he's the perfect trade chip to load up on. Paddack does not get me enthusiastic. He fills a hole, but not much more than that.
  10. laloesch
    Realize this is very old, but extra draft choices are a total crap shoot. And yes it WAS assuming he was willing to resign with the Twins which he clearly wasn't.
  11. laloesch

    Twins union rep

    laloesch commented on ashbury's blog entry in Left Coast Bias

    Is this implying something nefarious by the front office?
  12. laloesch
    the low-grade tear of his UCL and the dip in his performance the last couple of seasons is a big red flag in my opinion. I don't know about the whole Union rep thing but hey whatever, it's not like these guys are making 10 bucks an hour and are fighting for .25 cent increases.
  13. laloesch
    I doubt it.
  14. laloesch
    You are assuming that he was willing to resign with the Twins, which we never got any indication of. The Twins tried at least 3 times (that we know of) to extend him and he rejected every overture they made to him. By all accounts he wanted to test the open market, free agency. That screams I want to get out of Minnesota. The Twins would have been absolutely foolish to just let him walk in free agency if that is the case. They made the right move in trading him while they still had a chance.
  15. laloesch
    sounds like the Twins have already made multiple offers to extend him and he's turned them all down. Time to trade i guess.
  16. laloesch
    Can the Twins accidently improve moving forward this season? Not likely, their pitching is the worst it's been since the mid 90's. This team will get worse once they peak on this current winning streak. They will quickly slide down into oblivion forever and ever and ever.
  17. laloesch
    Rocco, Sano, and a very very bad bullpen.
  18. laloesch
    Sano needs to be demoted along with Polanco.
  19. laloesch
    Exactly. What is his average now .100? We'll be half way through the season with a sub .200 average season from him and the excuses will still be flying in on this forum. I call a spade a spade.
  20. laloesch
    I agree, at 80 pitches there's absolutely no reason Pineda can't at least start the eight inning. Facing the lineup a third time is overrated that late in the game IMO.
  21. laloesch
    yes that is true but he's starting REALLY slow this season.
  22. laloesch
    Well see where he ends up OPS and OBP % wise.
  23. laloesch
    I agree. I think a trade would be beneficial at some point to free up the spot at 1st or permanently move him to DH. it is what it is.
  24. laloesch
    We aren't going to see a return to pre 2020 covid attendance levels for the next few years i think. That's gonna hammer ALL sports franchises, not just MLB. I fully expect it to drag down salaries / reduce what owners are willing to spend on payrolls, and even cause contraction or relocation of many of the marginal franchises in MLB, NFL, NHL, etc. An Example is Tampa Bay which has consistently low attendance numbers and low revenue, but is being held hostage in a toilet bowl of a stadium by the City of St. Petersburg. In a few years they will be splitting games or will flat out relocate to someplace like Montreal (which i personally think is a terrible location given the LONG history of very low attendance numbers the Expos had in Olympic Stadium, another toilet bowl of a stadium), orrrr they may fold altogether.
  25. laloesch
    it's too bad that Liriano's season was cut short in 2006 by TJ and that Radke partially tore his labrum. That starting staff was good enough to win a world series in my opinion if fully healthy. Santana, Liriano, Radke, Silva, Boof, + Garza and Baker. They also had Joe Nathan to close em out. If they had pulled it off that year Santana would be getting in for sure.
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