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  1. Only 3 of the top 20 are "surging" over the last 28 days. What gives? Kirilloff, Rortvedt and Blankenhorn are the only top 20 players to show any marked improvement over the last 28 days. The won/lost records of the Twins minor league teams are disappointing. I thought the Twins had a top ten farm system. Not according to the won/lost records.
  2. Who is the team psychologist for Ft. Myers?
  3. In order to catch the "Pennant Fever" predicted for the Twins this summer, my son and I had planned a trip to Minneapolis from North Carolina. We have changed our plans due to the consistently discouraging ways the Twins.have found to lose games this season. Instead of Minneapolis, we will be headed to Chattanooga (after the post-Midwest League All-Star game promotions from Cedar Rapids) to see the Lookouts and to Elizabethton to see the Rookie League Twins. Maybe next year we will decide to visit the Twin Cities, but not now, due totally to the poor play of the Twins. (Someone please forward this comment to the Minnesota Tourism Commission)..
  4. Years ago it was Spahn and Sain and pray for rain. Soon it will be Berrios, Graterol and Romero and pray for snow.
  5. Thanks Tom for these wraps. I have enjoyed every one of them...win or lose. Although I enjoy the wraps more when the Twins win.
  6. Your proposed lineup will stop a lot of grounders with 2 SS, but an empty LF may be a problem.
  7. I've read the article and all the comments to this article from my knowledgeable TD friends...and I am more discouraged now than before I read these solutions. If a player is not hitting, and is leading the world in strikeouts, the player doesn't play on my team, if I have someone who I think will be better. Sano needs a dose of reality and needs to be sent to AAA. Reward good results and punish bad results. Bring up Gordon. Both Sano and Gordon have earned changes of scenery. Buck needs to bunt more...at least once a game. Then he can rattle the other team with his speed. All sorts of good things happen for the Twins with Buck on base. Dozier needs to hit to the opposite field much more. Players need to bunt against an extreme shift. Stop emphasizing this love affair with swings which result in either a SO or a grounder into the shift or a long fly out. These guys are professional hitters They should be able to "Hit 'em where they ain't". The object is not for an individual to lead the league in HR's and SO's. The object is for a "team" to win. Please tell me where I'm wrong with my suggestions. Help me understand that this game is more complicated than what I think, and that what I have suggested shows my lack of knowledge about how to win at baseball. Then educate me about how to score more runs than the other team through 9 innings.
  8. Trade for Realmuto. Gordon would love to be in Florida, near his family. Pitchers are so unpredictable. Realmuto is the Realdeal.
  9. Just wow! What an incredible report. Thanks for boosting the hope of all Twins' fans who read TD.
  10. OK...So except for Lewis, a little early to see what we have here. Correct?
  11. Like Annie sang:: "Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya tomorrow, it's only a day away".
  12. Willie Keeler would have loved the shift.
  13. Thanks for a great post about diminishing exciting plays in baseball. I got excited just reading it.
  14. This does not equate to Francona being a better manager than Molitor. The last 4 seasons Cleveland's record was 362 wins vs. 284 losses (.560 win percentage), while the Twins had 297 wins and 357 losses (.454 win percentage)...plus Cleveland's FO gave the Indians arguably the best relief corps , while the Twins had arguably the worst. The relievers on the team had a lot to do with one run wins and one run losses. I submit the credit/blame lies in the front offices, not the field managers. But then Falvey was with the Indians FO part of that time and now with the Twins FO...I don't know how to factor that variable.
  15. Initially, before I read this article, I thought the title to this interesting article was describing the current Twins' season.
  16. What about Lynn to the bullpen? Or trade Lynn to a contender for some prospects.
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