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  1. PDX Twin
    That's a remarkable leverage index graph:
  2. PDX Twin
    Missed the game, but it sounds like the Hospital Twins are picking up right where they left off last year.
  3. PDX Twin
    They looked pretty lame in the first two KC games as well. It's early, but so far it's been feast or famine for the offense and, of course, since we have no piranhas to create runs, nothing happens when the sluggers are quiet.
  4. PDX Twin
    I'm withholding judgment until the Twins play a major-league opponent. The Royals look like they could lose 120 this year.
  5. PDX Twin
    I agree with this completely. He could be an MVP with his speed and defense. But that's not who he has been over his career. Just another pull hitter who strikes out a lot and hits a few homeruns. If he's a DH and not stealing bases, he's less valuable than Kepler, who gives us elite defense every night and a similar profile at the plate.
  6. PDX Twin
    Why would he let such sentiment infringe on St. Urho's Day celebrations?
  7. PDX Twin
    As always, Nick, thoughtful, interesting, and well-written! I know I probably sound like your mom, but I really enjoy what you contribute to the site.
  8. PDX Twin
    Just curious: Is TD abandoning the written word? I love reports from Spring Training, but I hate listening rather than reading.
  9. PDX Twin
    The pitch clock may force me to pay attention to the game! This could be good or bad. I'm nearly always doing something else on my computer and have the Twins on in the background, often muted. The balance of downtime to action has been such that I can keep my mind on the other activities and still see nearly every pitch---like blinking and not losing track of what you're reading or watching. That balance will change, and it might force me to choose between whatever else I'm doing and watching the Twins. I'm not sure which I will choose. I might actually end up watching the Twins games less!
  10. PDX Twin
    And unless he is batting right at the top of the lineup, Solano is likely to get at most two AB against a lefty starter before the (likely RH) bullpen takes over.
  11. PDX Twin
    We are stockpiling Grade C players. Unless there are major injuries or outgoings, this makes no sense to me.
  12. PDX Twin
    Nine pitches and grab your gloves.
  13. PDX Twin
    I usually prefer slower basebaths anyway. Otherwise it splashes too much.
  14. PDX Twin
    What about the interior makeup? Is he Luiz Arraez, listening to and working with the likes of Carew to get better every day? Or is he Miguel Sano, ignoring advice, swinging for the stat line, and burning himself out trying to hit 500-foot bombs? That's going to go a long way toward determining his long-run success.
  15. PDX Twin
    It's not the baseball tradition, but there's nothing wrong with ties. I hate the American tradition (which has now spread to American football and hockey) that there must be a winner and a loser in every game. USSF even had American pro leagues doing tie-breaker shootouts for regular-season games a couple of decades ago until FIFA overruled them saying (correctly) that it was contrary to the uniform, international Laws of the Game.
  16. PDX Twin
    Wonderful stuff.
  17. PDX Twin
    Maybe this was covered in other articles, but how many other hitters have had this surgery and what were the results? It's nice to know that there is an example of success, but if it is one out of 50 I'm less optimistic.
  18. PDX Twin
    If they all seem too high, maybe we just don't have a very good list from which to pick! :)
  19. PDX Twin
    Lovely tributes and great stories. Some tell you as much about the story-teller as about the subject.
  20. PDX Twin
    Yes. Count me among that "many." I'll give the 2023 Twins a chance to win me over, but my prediction is that my MLB.TV subscription will not be used much this year. Watching three-outcome hitters is about as exciting as watching someone roll Strat-O-Matic dice.
  21. PDX Twin
    https://www.startribune.com/twins-trade-luis-arraez-batting-craftsman-doesnt-set-well-patrick-reusse/600245265/ Says is all, and well.
  22. PDX Twin
    So instead of watching Arraez work the count and play intelligent baseball, I get to watch Gallo strike out. No thanks. I'll watch fewer games this year.
  23. PDX Twin
    I wonder if Boras has secretly taken an ownership interest in the Twins. He suddenly seems to be great pals with the Twins' FO.
  24. PDX Twin
    His perfect position is in the league in which the Saints formerly played. He'd be a gate attraction, hit a bunch of ooh-aah homeruns against bad pitching, and salve his ego. I doubt he needs much money.
  25. PDX Twin
    Don't you mean a glut?
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