Jump to content
Twins Daily
  • Create Account

USAFChief

Twins Daily Contributor
  • Posts

    35,832
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    577

 Content Type 

Profiles

News

Minnesota Twins Videos

2026 Minnesota Twins Top Prospects Ranking

2022 Minnesota Twins Draft Picks

Minnesota Twins Free Agent & Trade Rumors, Notes, & Tidbits

Guides & Resources

2023 Minnesota Twins Draft Picks

The Minnesota Twins Players Project

2024 Minnesota Twins Draft Picks

2025 Minnesota Twins Draft Pick Tracker

Forums

Blogs

Events

Store

Downloads

Gallery

Everything posted by USAFChief

  1. It's quite simple...they don't have to sign him to retain control through his early 30's, so why do it?
  2. Do we know they intend to try converting him back into a starter? He had a poor year, but was a very nice bullpen piece for a couple years before that.
  3. dont be ridiculous. Kershaw, trout and kimbrell will do the trick.
  4. He looks more like a 5th OFer to me. But teams don't carry 5 OFers any more. So he looks like a guy to keep in Rochester to me.
  5. One last try...Rogers was not struck on the shoulder, he took a line drive off the left forearm, as witnessed and reported when it happened.
  6. OK. The wording of the proposal left me confused.
  7. If there's already "some congestion in the rotation," why does it make sense to bring in a pitchers from this list, but not one from the expensive list? Money aside, It would seem if there's room for Masterson, there's room for Lester.
  8. Lots of intriguing names on that list.
  9. Molitor has never managed. IMO the last thing he needs is to add a pitching coach who has never been a pitching coach. Get someone who has at the least had some successful minor league experience, if you can't get a guy with successful major league experience.
  10. I think it was first reported here at TD by a couple guys who witnessed it, and later saw the forearm wrapped and then in a cast.
  11. True enough. Like I said, if Molly is the hire, I hope he does fantastically well.
  12. I can't shake the feeling this decision was made a year ago. And I can't help but feel disappointed about the apparent strong phobia over going outside the organization. I've been wrong before, hope I am again and Molitor turns out to be a great hire.
  13. And by doing it their way, the Twins have been in deep doodoo for the last four years, and have in their past been in the same condition for decades at a time. I think we all understand there are limits, and ideally your minor league system provides a good chunk of what is needed. Some of us just have different ideas about how and when to augment that pipeline, and perhaps about what ownerships responsibilities should be.
  14. Welp, that explains Parker and DSP. But Dan Anderson doesn't strike me as a 60's dropout type.
  15. And my assumption is, they had roughly the same other expenses in the dome. So why the sudden need for a lot more money in the "other" column? TF mortgage payments,maybe?
  16. I honestly don't think it's money. I kind of wish I did think it was money. That would be easier to explain. But IMO we're left with other explanations, none of which seem at first glance very complimentary to the Twins.
  17. That's the thing though...it almost CAN'T be about the money. It's not a significant amount of money. And I'm someone known to mention money on occasion. So what is it? It is baffling to me.
  18. Which, if true, tells us more than a little about how this pretty universally admired manager views the Twins job, IMO.
  19. he must not have gotten the "no news during the WS" memo.
  20. It seems pretty clear Gardy knew why Molitor was added to his staff, and that certainly adds some validity to the idea Ryan knew who he was going to hire a year ago.
  21. Please try not to disparage the honestly held opinions of other posters in order to make your opinion seem more worthy.
×
×
  • Create New...