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  1. Yesterday was Thursday, September 19. It was the 153rd game of the year putting the Twins 94% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 4 home runs for a season total of 293 home runs. The Twins are now 1 home run ahead of the Yankees for the new MLB single-season home run record.
  2. Yesterday was Wednesday, September 18. It was the 152nd game of the year putting the Twins 94% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 0 home runs for a season total of 289 home runs. The Twins are now 1 home run ahead of the Yankees for the new MLB single-season home run record.
  3. For questions like this, I turn to my handy copy of the Minnesota Twins Prospect Handbook for 2019 (available every spring). Here is where Arraez ranked: Seth Stohs - 22 Cody Christie - 21 Tom Froemming - 25 Jeremy Nygaard - 14
  4. Yesterday was Tuesday, September 17. It was the 151st game of the year putting the Twins 93% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 2 home runs for a season total of 289 home runs. The Twins are now 2 home run ahead of the Yankees for the new MLB single-season home run record.
  5. Today is Monday, September 16. It was the 150th game of the year putting the Twins 93% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 0 home runs for a season total of 287 home runs. The Twins are 1 home run ahead of the Yankees for the new MLB single-season home run record.
  6. Since 2010, a player has played in 162 games only 31 times. I would hardly call that "the norm."
  7. Today is Sunday, September 15. It was the 149th game of the year putting the Twins 92% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 4 home runs for a season total of 287 home runs. The Twins are now 1 home run ahead of the Yankees for the new MLB single-season home run record.
  8. Yesterday was Friday, September 13. It was the 147th and 148th games of the year putting the Twins 91% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 4 home runs for a season total of 283 home runs. The Twins are now 2 home runs behind the Yankees for the new MLB single-season home run record.
  9. In my opinion, the best way to build a strong bullpen is to have starters that can pitch seven innings. Currently, the Twins only have one (Berrios) who might go seven. The front office needs to find at least two starters this off season through free agency or trade.
  10. Yesterday was Thursday, September 12. It was the 146th game of the year putting the Twins 90% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 2 home runs for a season total of 279 home runs. The Twins are now 1 home run behind the Yankees for the new MLB single-season home run record.
  11. For me, the thing that stands out from this list is the low WHIP. These guys don't walk many people. What a novel idea!
  12. Yesterday was Wednesday, September 11. It was the 145th game of the year putting the Twins 90% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 1 home run upping their MLB record-breaking season total to 277 home runs.
  13. Yesterday was Tuesday, September 10. It was the 144th game of the year putting the Twins 89% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 1 home run upping their MLB record-breaking season total to 276 home runs.
  14. Good to know that we have a Twins' accountant on board to clarify what the "break even" point is for making a profit.
  15. Yesterday was Sunday, September 8. It was the 143rd game of the year putting the Twins 88% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 1 home run upping their MLB record-breaking season total to 275 home runs.
  16. Yesterday was Saturday, September 7. It was the 142nd game of the year putting the Twins 88% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 2 home runs upping their MLB record-breaking season total to 274 home runs.
  17. Yesterday was Friday, September 6. It was the 141st game of the year putting the Twins 87% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 0 home runs keeping their record-breaking season total at 272 home runs.
  18. Yesterday was Thursday, September 5. It was the 140th game of the year putting the Twins 86% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 0 home runs keeping their record-breaking season total at 272 home runs.
  19. Yesterday was Wednesday, September 4. It was the 139th game of the year putting the Twins 86% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 1 home run upping their MLB record-breaking season total to 272 home runs.
  20. Yesterday was Tuesday, September 3rd. It was the 138th game of the year putting the Twins 85% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 2 home runs upping their MLB record-breaking season total to 271 home runs.
  21. Yesterday was Monday, September 2. It was the 137th game of the year putting the Twins 85% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 1 home run upping their MLB record-breaking season total to 269 home runs.
  22. Yesterday was Sunday, September 1. It was the 136th game of the year putting the Twins 84% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 0 home runs keeping their record-breaking season total at 268 home runs.
  23. He's back!! Yesterday was Saturday, August 31. It was the 135th game of the year putting the Twins 83% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 6 home runs setting the new MLB record for most home runs in a single season at 268 home runs.
  24. More like hitting up the Jamison's distillery and the Guinness brewery.
  25. Yesterday was Friday, August 30. It was the 134th game of the year putting the Twins 83% of the way through the season. The Twins hit 1 home run upping their record-breaking season total to 262 home runs. They are now only 6 home runs short of setting a new single-season MLB record. Just a side note. I'll be leaving the country tomorrow and I have no idea what access I'll have to the internet. I'll try to keep doing daily updates on the home runs but between the seven hour time difference and the travel, I may miss a day or two over the next two weeks.
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