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Again, is a league average pitcher the return you want for the best SP we've developed in a generation?
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so we traded the best SP we've developed in a generation and got nothing. my point exactly.
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I'm more interested in what that roster is going to look like by the end of the year. ALL of Jenkins, Rodriguez & Gonzalez need to get significant big league time in 2026. The specter of there NOT BEING a 2027 makes that imperative. We don't want to be sitting here in January 2028 having no clue as to whether any of those fellas can hit big league pitching.
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Actually they DID trade him for a pitcher with a career ERA+ of 101...............................................................................................
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Now if the two guys we acquired in a trade for the best SP we developed internally in a generation could somehow turn in to more than a back end SP and a 4th OF............................................................
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Not saying anything of the sort. I'm saying that in two years they've managed to have two first basemen win Gold Gloves. Nothing more nothing less.
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I chuckle at folks that consider Wallner a 40 home run type of guy. Been around four years and hasn't exceeded 22. Even his per 162 number is only 30. Don't think he ever gets to 40.
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I what world is hitting 40 home runs "like Wallner"?
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The quote was that HOUSTON had declined, not Walker. AND, IF it WAS Walker, the prospect of riding the pine can be motivating.
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How many idiot fans would lose their mind (one way or the other) over Justin LeBron's last name?
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Adding Bell probably decreases the chance of Larnach not moving on.
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Julien is a bad defender because he is a bad defender. If his hitting returned to its 2023 level we might all be shocked at how much better his (perceived) defense might be. If not, we might all be enjoying his exploits in a St. Paul Saints uniform.
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Believe what you want. They still won them.
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I get where you are coming from but I think if the Twins had more guys like Freeman, Hernandez & Muncy they'd be less likely to move those types of guys around much. I don't recall guys like Mauer, Morneau, Buxton being move around much. Dozier and Kepler were pretty much penciled in at one position as well. If guys like Lewis or Lee became .300 / 30 / 100 /100 guys they'd probably be penciled in at one defensive position and left there for the most part as well.
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I'm not a huge fan but it seems foolhardy to overlook Larnach as the LF.
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I tend to agree about Keaschall in the OF. However, if a hundred years and a couple decades of baseball history tells us anything it's that having three top prospects in the outfield at AAA means that the most likely scenario is that one of them becomes all that is expected, one hopefully becomes a serviceable major league ball player and one flops. There, we just created a spot in the outfield.
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Lots of things COULD happen. All of the kids hitting well enough to keep Bell out of the lineup as the 1B or DH doesn't really feel like one of the more plausible ones.
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I have it on good authority that there are actually going to be games played next season to determine things rather than relying on Zips or FanGraphs or any other such things.
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Again, I'm not using OAA or any other algorithm. I'm simply using Gold Gloves. Good, bad or otherwise. They give an award for it. Twins guys have won the last two.
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I played first base myself. A lifetime ago. And, obviously, at a different level. But guarding the line and being able to get to the base quickly to catch the baseball were tantamount to playing the spot. I don't know (or care) about algorithms but whatever they are doing seems to spit out Gold Gloves so it can't be all bad.
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If Wallner is a good fit for this list it likely means that one of Jenkins / Rodriguez / Gonzalez didn't pan out. I'd sooner NOT put up any impediments for any of them.
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Miguel Sanó Finds a New Chapter in Japan
dxpavelka replied to Cody Christie's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
I'll say it again: The most entertaining player to wear a TC on his hat since a guy named Kirby. Every at bat was MUST SEE.

