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  1. And yet, you seem willing to allow one bad month to cause you to reject a player? I believe that would qualify as a double standard?
  2. Actually September should count more because there are more "off" days and weather cancellations in April than in September.
  3. "His Raynauds"? Is this another new metric with which I am unfamiliar?
  4. 1. Not a big loss. 2. Julien "has" what he's always had. It will just be for a different group. 3. I doubt Bell will take innings from Keaschell at 2B and Keaschall is not a 1B either. 4. The Twins haven't any 1B in the minors that are blocked.
  5. Or the Twins could wait until the "young group" get so old that they are never given an opportunity because they are "too old".
  6. The price tag on a top of the line first baseman glove is under $500. For Christmas, Falvey needs to buy one for Wallner, one for Larnach, one for Keaschall, and one for Lewis and tell them they have until training camp opens to figure out how it works. Best performance during spring training wins an all expenses paid trip to the 26-man roster.
  7. I have been reading the last paragraph of your post for the last five minutes attempting to figure out what you are trying to say. Why trade these players now if you aren't going to rebuild until mid-season 2027 (when the CBA is hopefully signed)?
  8. RpR strongly disagrees with you. But he always takes the negative view. 😄
  9. Still sounds like b.s. to me. To me, the best metric (?) for a relief pitcher is: does he consistently get people out, or GPO. But I guess I would need to add a "+" sign (GPO+) to make that an official metric.
  10. The question (to me at least) is why was he kept at SS for such a long time? His lack of speed and/or range should have been obvious several years ago. That's when a change of position should have taken place.
  11. "(and now some clarity on the team's direction)" Clarity? Just because Falvey is saying that: A. They want to be competitive in 2026 B. They probably won't trade Lopez, Ryan or Buxton C. There may be some money available to the front office.... doesn't give me any more clarity than I previously had.
  12. Yikes. No one ever said to keep a player at his "preferred position". They said to find the best position for a player when they are in the minors, give him the proper coaching to make him proficient and then let him play at that position until is ready to be called up.
  13. There are too many players to be signed or traded for the Twins to act. They have to wait until the choices are few and not impactful. That is their MO.
  14. A great example of one person mansplaining to a group of billionaires.
  15. I understand that the draft will be revealed this afternoon. But wasn't it already held on Sunday and everyone was sworn to secrecy until the league could make a big show out of it? If true, then they didn't keep it much of a secret. I read (and watched a video) of the Cleveland Guardians winning the first pick (2% chance) and dancing around their headquarters. I won't guarantee it's veracity, but if it is, what does it do to the Twins?
  16. I've never seen one player get traded for 40 or 45 prospects. That's a lot of people. 😄
  17. If that's what you meant, you probably should have said that. Just a suggestion, but I always read my posts before submitting them because often times what you type isn't what you meant. In my past life as an editor of technical manuals (boring!), I would go back to the authors and ask them if they really intended to say what they wrote. Very common.
  18. If the 2026 payroll isn't decided on until March 1st, the only free agents still aound will be the leftovers. The budget needs to be decided now so the front office can move forward on building a "contender" for 2026.
  19. If Outman gets a haircut, maybe he makes the opening day roster. Otherwise, he's gone.
  20. This article is very interesting to me. IMHO, the four questions that are being asked are the same four questions that have been asked by most articles at TD since the 2025 season ended. The only difference is they are asked under the pretext that the winter meetings might answer them. And, of course, the responses from readers are the same as the answers in the many previous articles. Do people save their previous responses in a Word file and then "cut and paste" them as needed? The only thing that I'm expecting at these meetings is the finalization of the Twins' draft position. If anything else happens, we can discuss.
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