The Minnesota Twins just went toe to toe for 11 rounds with Major League Champions of the World, the Royals of Kansas City, and this with the Bullpen pitching more than half of it. True, they let a run slip in to end the 12th inning prematurely, but still 'tis nothing to scoff at. Reminds me of a passage from scripture... "my brains, your brawn, his skill against 60 armed men and you think a little head jiggle will make me happy?" Things to think about: 1) Our Assets: Stocked farm system, now surging into the majors. 2) Liabilities: Er, is total systems failure a liability? I would describe as a symptom. Our actual liability is a bunch of other competitive well established Major League franchises. But i could be wrong about that. 3) Wheel barrow... The assets we didn't assess properly. It's kinda like a band wagon. But we don't get to jump on it until next season do we? In the meantime, we can fret over the off season, the new management. What not. 4) Anybody want a peanut? It would make my day if this were a thing with responses, but some smart aleck (more often than not, me) would start talking about oranges, and locksmiths just to be difficult... 5) Have fun storming the castle! (again, self explanatory) Without further ado... Twins 0. Ervin Santana ( R) P 1. Brian Dozier ( R) 2B 2. Jorge Polanco (S) SS 3. Robbie Grossman (S) LF 4. Miguel Sano (R ) DH 5. Kennys Vargas (S) 1B 6. Max Kepler (L) RF 7. Eduardo Escobar (S) 3B 8. John Ryan Murphy (R ) C 9. Byron Buxton (R ) CF Royals 0. Jason Vargas (L) P 1. Jarrod Dyson (L) CF 2. Whit Merrifield ( R) 2B 3. Eric Hosmer (L) 1B 4. Kendrys Morales (S) DH 5. Salvador Perez (R ) C 6. Alex Gordon (L) LF 7. Paulo Orlando ( R) RF 8. Alcides Escobar (R ) SS 9. Cheslor Cuthbert (R ) 3B And the weather is weathering.