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  1. puckstopper1
    Yawn....
  2. puckstopper1
    Lets not fool ourselves. Correa or Story are not coming here. I'd be OK with Galvis or Villar as a stop gap, however a glove first SS is not going to add much value next season.
  3. puckstopper1
    IMO this is worse than the Shoemaker signing. Bundy is HORRIBLE. He is not close to the pitcher he was when he came into the league. I see zero benefit to having him throw any innings for the Twins this season.
  4. puckstopper1
    Wake me next offseason...
  5. puckstopper1
    Back on topic - there has been an enormous amount of discussion about Buxton and his future. Do I hope he 1) signs with the Twins and 2) stays healthy and 3) produces up to his potential? Of course. The odds that all three are going to happen? Unfortunately, not likely, and Twins fans will be disappointed if all 3 do not happen.
  6. puckstopper1
    Sorry for the side-bar, but I'm stuck on "Mauer is still a Hall of Famer"... Has that been officially announced yet? While I strongly believe he would have made it had he not been injured and needed to move to first base, that did happen and thus possibly spoiling his chances to get into the Hall of Fame.
  7. puckstopper1
    Unless a full-time, high quality DH falls into their laps via free agency or trade, I like the idea of a DH rotation for the reasons you mentioned above.
  8. puckstopper1
    It is highly likely that it is going to take A LOT more than this. I'd be stunned if the Buxton camp didn't think he was worth $20M+ per season...
  9. puckstopper1
    I'm glad these game recaps are just that - game recaps and not personal statements as to how the Twins need to overspend to keep their oft-injured super-star. Oh, wait...
  10. puckstopper1
    Yup - and how much should the Twins pay for 100 games per year? I'd love the Twins to resign Buck, but if he wants Machado/Harper like money THAT PREVENTS THE TEAM FROM ADDING OTHER QUALITY PLAYERS, then he should be traded for the best package the Twins can get.
  11. puckstopper1
    Yup - Buxton put together a wonderful ONE THIRD of a season.
  12. puckstopper1
    It takes two to tango, Ace. The Twins need to find out what Buxton's bottom line is this offseason. If he wants Harper/Machado like money, the Twins need to trade him for as much as they can get for him. He has the tools to be a gamechanger and true superstar when he is on the field. We all know that being on the field is not something he excels at.
  13. puckstopper1
    To answer the question in the title, I say marginally as he went for not tradable to hardly tradable. That said, it still may make sense for the Twins to move on from Sano if Kirilloff is healthy. As mentioned in the article it would allow Kirilloff more regular playing time at first and would allow Donaldson to spends some time at DH, possibly opening a spot for Miranda.
  14. puckstopper1
    Unfortunately all the Twins continuing to beat the Blue Jays means is that the Yankees are going to make the playoffs. That stinks, IMO.
  15. puckstopper1
    Poor game by the Twins pitchers as they only struck out 4 batters over 9 innings... ?
  16. puckstopper1
    The link to the box score in the article is incorrect. Here is the correct one. https://www.mlb.com/gameday/twins-vs-cubs/2021/09/22/632400#game_state=final,lock_state=final,game_tab=box,game=632400
  17. puckstopper1
    Agreed Mike. Balazovic has had several stinkers over the past month. On the other hand Varland has been solid, and last nights outing was fantastic!
  18. puckstopper1
    Great to see 4 of the regular 8 hitters getting 3 hits each. That type of offense has been missing most of the season. Even more interesting is that Polanco was not one of those 4. He was a brutal 0-6 with 4 Ks.
  19. puckstopper1
    Cruz is the obvious choice in Tampa, but Anderson, Chargois, Enns and Wisler have made positive contributions to the Rays bullpen.
  20. puckstopper1
    NO!
  21. puckstopper1
    Beautiful, momentum-turning swing by Buxton in the first. Horrible, momentum-turning bunt attempt by Buxton in the 10th. Baldelli's managerial decisions are confounding...
  22. puckstopper1
    Glad to see Aaron Sano, er, um Sabato's bat heating up. I also love the uniforms the Timber Rattlers wore.
  23. puckstopper1
    My opinion is that this trade has/will work out well for both sides. Ryan certainly has a chance to be a key piece of the Twins rotation going forward. Meanwhile Tampa continues to roll, and Cruz has provided the big stick and the veteran leadership they wanted. Tampa just amazes me. They are 9 games up in the best division in baseball and have the best record in the A.L. after losing Snell and Morton last offseason and Glasnow earlier this season. Their ability to produce pitching and keep on winning is astounding.
  24. puckstopper1
    Indeed. I was kind of surprised Colome was used 4 days in a row - even though two of them were very efficient outings (11 and 9 pitches respectively).
  25. puckstopper1
    Glad to see Martin back in the line-up. Also great to see the solid outing from Balazovic. That said, I don't see how you can give him the Pitcher of the Day award over Barnes.
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