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  1. sorney
    Yup, I get it. Perhaps my frustration is more diving back in the the Shoemaker pool, then the actual Rogers usage
  2. sorney
    Sure, I mean, I get that...but if you are gonna get a reliever warmed up, and throw him 3 pitches, surely another inning, and roughly another 20 pitches, isn't gonna preclude him from pitching the following day. I guess that was the angle I just don't get.
  3. sorney
    I don't understand the "not putting Rogers back out there because they are losing". That makes zero sense, always, but ESPECIALLY when the dude only threw 3 pitches!! Just because they are losing, suddenly Rogers isn't going to know how to pitch?? This type of thinking always drives me nuts. It's not like you can bring Rogers back in again if you score the following inning after you pulled him. You brought him in, you didn't score, you can absolutely get another inning out of him.
  4. sorney
    Recency badass fo sho!!!
  5. sorney
    Are we sure Kirilloff is gonna make the opening day roster, and isn't going to be down in AAA for a couple weeks for "seasoning"??? I sure hope he is on the opening day roster....
  6. sorney
    Grip it and rip it!!
  7. sorney
    Sorry, I can't jump on the players are greedy train. Let's say the 48% is the correct number....isn't at least half the revenue going to the players a good thing?!? I mean, that's what we are watching, right, the players? And if it was such a tough business to run with margins so tight, you wouldn't have owners dropping $2.4B to acquire a team.
  8. sorney
    Wait....blame the players?!?! They have a system in place where they get paid nothing for their training in MiLB, then, once they make the show, they are stuck with a team for 6 years before they get to actually go to a competitive market to shop their services...at which time they basically get 1 shot at a big contract....meanwhile, they are in a sport that had $10B in revenue. EVERY single owner can afford salaries...they choose not to.
  9. sorney
    Seems like a legit trade. Trade backup depth, for a RP depth.
  10. sorney
    ^^ That!!! Specifically Ryan leaving and giving Bill Smith the job of dealing with Johan. That was a straight garbage move.
  11. sorney
    Bruno wailed. Herr sucked. Was a horrible trade. Went to Twins fantasy camp, Bruno could not have been a nicer person.
  12. sorney
    I kinda feel these are trash, because the 2020 season was so damn weird. Any data they used from 2020 to project anything has some wild variability.
  13. sorney
    Yo-han should have at least had his case debated for some years.....super sad he dropped so quickly.
  14. sorney
    Total banger. Well done
  15. sorney
    Oscar deserved an Oscar for working with that crew
  16. sorney
    Angry Muppet. Well done.
  17. sorney
    Brandon Kennedy. My new favorite person.
  18. sorney
    Lance Lynn - https://tenor.com/R9xF.gif
  19. sorney
    Arg. This makes me sad.
  20. sorney
    2018 - Yup! Feels like a huge outlier. I'm not against acquiring him, but I sure wouldn't pay a hefty price for him.
  21. sorney
    Awesome article. I have nothing to add or critique. Well done.
  22. sorney
    Literally could not agree more
  23. sorney
    There is literally zero reason (ok, literally is probably strong) for the Twins to NOT overpay for a pitcher. Their window is now. Baseball took in over $10B in revenue. The owners have money. Pay for talent. That's how it works.
  24. sorney
    I think we can all agree, Bert Galligan is a tool
  25. sorney
    I'm all for swinging big....but Buxton?!?! Please. Any prospects you want to talk about (including Lewis or Kirkiloff) sure, let's talk. Nice move by Twins walking away.
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