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  1. akmanak
    I am on the fence about this. The Twins front office is what affected attendance. They dismantled a playoff contending team and stripped it down completely . The only reason this team is contending is because our division along with the entire AL is horribly bad. I don't trust ownership at all and the trainwreck of not being able to watch the Twins on cable is also pathetic. Am I rooting for them? Yup, will I give them one dime of my hard earned money ? Not a chance unless I actually see a change.
  2. akmanak
    They can't win against the Athletics, the owners dismantled the team last year and they have made zero indications that they are willing to spend anything over minimum. What makes you believe they will spend anything to help a team that obviously has no chance in the playoffs?
  3. akmanak
    You sell , it is blatantly apparent the Twins are yet again in their midsummer slide. Get what you can for some players and move on.
  4. akmanak
    The Twins have been notorious for falling apart in late July and August. Without additional additions to the bullpen I suspect we start falling down the standings. If they can obtain just two above average bullpen arms, then this opinion shifts in the opposite direction and I firmly believe given the current state of the AL we could win the first round of the playoffs .
  5. akmanak
    One thing comes to mind at that is the development of Bradley as you mentioned. The defense has struggled, but so has the bullpen and yet we are hovering at .500 which is another big surprise.
  6. akmanak
    You trade Jeffers while his stock is still above average.
  7. akmanak
    Here is the thing some need to understand. With the CBA expiring and the anticipation at not having a season next year. The Twins imo won't do any type of signing like this and in fact I am pretty sure they will be trading Jeffers .
  8. akmanak
    I am really wanting autographs and from my understanding you want to show up around 9am to scope out the practice fields, my question is about the opposing teams. Do they use the Twins practice fields ? I am interesting in getting as many autographs as possible in the three days I am there. Also, any must see bars or seafood restaurants that I should check out? I have rented a car too, so 20 mile radius is cool . Thanks!
  9. akmanak
    It is a bummer Correa has been injured so much since signing with the Twins, but unlike Buxton with his hot and mostly cold streaks Correa is solid on the field and in the batter's box. He seems to be respected in the locker room too. When he is interviewed regarding his injuries, he is pretty devastated by it. You can clearly see how much this guy loves baseball. You don't trade a guy like this nor would any team sign a player with his history. All you would do by shopping him is piss him off.
  10. akmanak
    If you believe that an owner/owners are going to swoop in and unload wheelbarrows full of money to launch this team into the stratosphere, you are diliusinal. The fact that the owners kept payroll in line with how much revenue they generated shows clearly that they were in line with the norm. When you take the Royals, Tigers and Guardians clearly showing that low payroll teams can make the playoffs it shows that you don't need to overspend. Lastly, baseball is dying. Look at the statistics of revenue and you clearly see a downward turn. No future owner is going to bet the farm on a sport that is slowly dying.
  11. akmanak
    Meh, I think the Pohlad's as a whole do a lot for the community, but I don't believe they really care that much about owning a baseball team. Carl Pohlad was never a big fan of the Twins, but his wife Eloise was and I believe that is what drove the additions and subtractions from the team. Since she has been gone for quite some time now I really believe none of the owners really care at all about the team. They aren't fans and one of the reasons you hardly ever see them at the games. They really need to sell the team. They have made a huge profit and should simply walk away, specially if they have no interest in success. The only way the ownership sells the team IMO is if you continue to see a drop off in attendance which as many know clearly is what they make the most money on. Fans need to simply stop going and I have no doubt they will put them up for sale. Off topic, does anyone know the lease agreement with Target Field regarding the Twins?
  12. akmanak
    Sell the team
  13. akmanak
    You trade him, it is that simple .
  14. akmanak
    Personally I hope for a complete collapse.
  15. akmanak
    I hope they lose bad and fans finally start realizing that if you don't attend the games , eventually the owners will sell or invest in the team. This is a joke of an organization and I don't fault the players, but I fault the owners. A pathetic display of greed.
  16. akmanak
    Sell the team already.
  17. akmanak
    This didn't age well .
  18. akmanak
    He can't manage a bullpen and has a really difficult time putting together lineups that make sense., buttttttttttttt this isn't the reason this team is not being able to compete on a daily basis, that reason goes to the owners who continue to show that the ONLY thing they care about is money and not baseball. If we had a multiple players that are A+ players and we lost easy games like we have I would be more inclined to replace him, but we don't. We have a cheap tossed together team , with aging, injury prone players and sub par pitching .
  19. akmanak
    Meh, he has done some awesome things and given how many games he has saved with his glove, his veteran presence and his hot streaks at the plate I would still consider him a success.
  20. akmanak
    Fantastic breakdown of what happened. I would really enjoy seeing more articles like this.
  21. akmanak
    It is like making a trade.
  22. akmanak
    Lol, decent article but the owners care about one thing and that is money. There will be no significant trades.
  23. akmanak
    Ober looked completely dialed in and simply dominated. Jeffers needs to make some adjustments. Again, can Cleveland please start losing when we start winning.
  24. akmanak
    Cause they are 1. Horrible owners 2. Greedy 3.Care very little about the team
  25. akmanak
    One can always hope.
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