Danny says the Twins' hitting slump is no longer about mechanics. Unless we have a bunch of guys who aren't able to mechanically hit at the major league level...
Yeah, given that it's 2016, she'd probably yell at Vanimal for not giving her a trigger warning about his upcoming microaggression, and retreat to her safe space.
Actually, based on the drunk/homicidal look below, maybe it's not the best idea... http://blogimages.thescore.com/mlb/files/2012/06/Twins-TATC-99-chewie.png
Pictured: Paul Molitor addressing his players one-by-one, with the exact same speech. http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/6d/6ddb9ab71ed5722b5f5733f0cbef0054d8059f42782f14a8d66989936edfabfc.jpg
Trevor Plouffe's Sheboygan commercial has him say he can't wait to teach his son how to spot a high quality brat. I want to know why Trevor's dad didn't teach him how to spot a high quality pitch to hit.
Cory Provus just mentioned the Twins Kentucky pipeline, naming Darnell, Rogers, Meyer, and Albers. Of course, this ignores the fact we didn't draft Meyer, and got rid of Albers. Not much of a pipeline.
I like how Gameday adds descriptive words to it's game updates, as in "Eddie Rosario grounds out softly, pitcher Zach Duke to first baseman Jose Abreu". It really helps highlight how ineffectual our hitting has been.
It also assumes that all teams that start 0-8 or 0-9 are the same, which they're obviously not. If the Twins lose today, but then put up 9 straight 9 game sets where they go 5-4, they would be at .500.