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  1. Only fair to start every player once a week? Hard No. This isnt little league.
  2. Image courtesy of © Denny Medley-Imagn Images At Twins Daily, there are a lot of interesting articles on the front page, but we encourage you to dig into the other pages on this site. Check out the Blogs page to see more Twins content. You can even start your own Twins blog there. And then there are some great discussions in the Twins Daily forums as well Here are just a few of the topics from this week. Mick Abel to the IL Mick Abel looked the part of big-league starter through 20 innings pitched this season, before being sidelined with an injury. Matthew Trueblood wrote an excellent piece with tons of great info, leading to lots of good takes by the TD faithful...you should be adding yours! Luke Keaschall and Sophomore Slump Small sample size, of course, but Luke Keaschall looked the part of polished big league hitter last year--in between injuries at least. This year has been a struggle, to put it kindly. Cody Christie takes a look at the "sophomore slump." What do you think? History of MLB #3 Picks I'm not much of a prospect work, but I know many of you are. TD always does a fantastic job covering the MLB draft. Here's Jamie Cameron's stab at who might the Twins select with the third overall pick this summer. Agree? Disagree? Lots of great info and opinions here. View full article
  3. At Twins Daily, there are a lot of interesting articles on the front page, but we encourage you to dig into the other pages on this site. Check out the Blogs page to see more Twins content. You can even start your own Twins blog there. And then there are some great discussions in the Twins Daily forums as well Here are just a few of the topics from this week. Mick Abel to the IL Mick Abel looked the part of big-league starter through 20 innings pitched this season, before being sidelined with an injury. Matthew Trueblood wrote an excellent piece with tons of great info, leading to lots of good takes by the TD faithful...you should be adding yours! Luke Keaschall and Sophomore Slump Small sample size, of course, but Luke Keaschall looked the part of polished big league hitter last year--in between injuries at least. This year has been a struggle, to put it kindly. Cody Christie takes a look at the "sophomore slump." What do you think? History of MLB #3 Picks I'm not much of a prospect work, but I know many of you are. TD always does a fantastic job covering the MLB draft. Here's Jamie Cameron's stab at who might the Twins select with the third overall pick this summer. Agree? Disagree? Lots of great info and opinions here.
  4. I'm all for playing Martin more, but please, let's not "play him all over the field," or "drop him in at 2nd base." Let's leave him alone to learn and play a position. One of the issues with Martin has been defense. He's been getting better in LF. Leave him there. Anybody can play anywhere is just a bad idea.
  5. Johan Santana led the 2004 Twins in Ws (20). Follow up: who had the 2nd most wins for the 04 Twins? (((Distant cousin of Carlos Santana?)))
  6. These old eyes did not decieve me, even from 3 time zones away.
  7. Uh, no. For the record, wOBA does not "add in the situation of the game." Specifically, wOBA would give the same value to a bases clearing double and a leadoff double the next inning. The same exact value to a double no matter the "game situation." Here's a definition of wOBA. It's based on linear weights. Basically, a HR is worth more than a triple, which is worth more than a double, which is worth more than a single, which is worth more than a walk, etc etc. The basic idea is that not all OBP is created equal, and shouldn't be viewed as such. But it very definitely does not consider when the OBP occurred (1st inning, 9th inning etc), or the situation ( bases loaded, bases empty, 0 outs, 2 outs, etc). https://www.mlb.com/glossary/advanced-stats/weighted-on-base-average
  8. I dont think any RFer catches that ball. That entire inning is on Rogers and Topa. Twins have a bad bullpen. Film at 11! On the other hand, Wallner continues to completely suck at the plate. The two young lefties have big league stuff. But IMO neither are ready for the big leagues. Rojas especially can't consistently command anything.
  9. The question is, can he score from 1st on a long homer?
  10. This isn't on Wallner. That ball falls in front of every RFer. And with 2 outs, he wasnt going to throw out a runner off on contact. It's Rogers allowing 2 LH hitters to reach, and Topa being an awful part of an awful pen.
  11. Take it from a grandpa...bourbon knocks em right the **** out.
  12. More like he was pulling a four-bottom plow IYAM.
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