Agree with the logic. However, I'm not sure that MLB would allow a non-roster player in the dugout for this purpose. I'm also guessing that the opposing team would need to buy off. Unlikely that would happen.
We all know he needs to retain a positive outlook and stay with a positive message. However, I have to wonder, realistically, how much he and the coaching staff can and are doing with the cards they were dealt.
Too bad it won't be. Although I hope it doesn't happen that way, I can easily see the Twins losing 2 of 3 at home to the Tigers, with the way we've been playing lately.
Problem in the first game was that the pitching staff mostly forgot to show up (again). It's hard to beat any team when your pitching staff is throwing up junk to a mostly AAA lineup that should only be seen in batting practice.
Why does it seem that when our hitters get challenged by a lesser pitcher, we collapse like a house of cards? This clearly doesn't happen all the time, but it happens more often than I think it should.
We seemingly caught lightening in a bottle the first 2 months. Lately, it seems that the lightening has escaped and we're left looking at an empty bottle, wondering what happened.
I've seen about as much of this garbage as I can handle for one day. I wonder what excuse Rocco throws out after this pure garbage performance. Shameful!