Alex Schieferdecker

Kirilloff's line last night is the best bit of news about him in over a year.

Kirilloff's line last night is the best bit of news about him in over a year.

Twins hit so many times to the opposite field I started to wonder if it was something they have been working on.

Kirilloff's line last night is the best bit of news about him in over a year.

Kirilloff's line last night is the best bit of news about him in over a year.

Lewis will come back soon enough with more experience at other positions.
Folks should calm down a bit.

Winder should be starting outright, he's clearly more comfortable in that role than as a piggyback starter.

Winder should be starting outright, he's clearly more comfortable in that role than as a piggyback starter.

Winder should be starting outright, he's clearly more comfortable in that role than as a piggyback starter.

Lewis will come back soon enough with more experience at other positions.
Folks should calm down a bit.

Lewis will come back soon enough with more experience at other positions.
Folks should calm down a bit.

Lewis will come back soon enough with more experience at other positions.
Folks should calm down a bit.

Lewis will come back soon enough with more experience at other positions.
Folks should calm down a bit.

Winder should be starting outright, he's clearly more comfortable in that role than as a piggyback starter.

Lewis will come back soon enough with more experience at other positions.
Folks should calm down a bit.

If I remember, this was the book on Miranda before last year. Great ball-to-bat skills, but wasn't doing enough about it. Last year, he reportedly got more selective with his approach. It's seemed to me like he just needs to get back to that. We've seen (and hopefully he has seen) that he can hit pitches at a major league level. Now he needs to start choosing which ones to hit and which ones to ignore.

If I remember, this was the book on Miranda before last year. Great ball-to-bat skills, but wasn't doing enough about it. Last year, he reportedly got more selective with his approach. It's seemed to me like he just needs to get back to that. We've seen (and hopefully he has seen) that he can hit pitches at a major league level. Now he needs to start choosing which ones to hit and which ones to ignore.

I have to say that I doubted Duffey and Thielbar at the start of the season (and frankly, I still doubt Duffey), but the way both have recovered from disastrous starts has been impressive.

I have to say that I doubted Duffey and Thielbar at the start of the season (and frankly, I still doubt Duffey), but the way both have recovered from disastrous starts has been impressive.

If I remember, this was the book on Miranda before last year. Great ball-to-bat skills, but wasn't doing enough about it. Last year, he reportedly got more selective with his approach. It's seemed to me like he just needs to get back to that. We've seen (and hopefully he has seen) that he can hit pitches at a major league level. Now he needs to start choosing which ones to hit and which ones to ignore.

I have to say that I doubted Duffey and Thielbar at the start of the season (and frankly, I still doubt Duffey), but the way both have recovered from disastrous starts has been impressive.

If I remember, this was the book on Miranda before last year. Great ball-to-bat skills, but wasn't doing enough about it. Last year, he reportedly got more selective with his approach. It's seemed to me like he just needs to get back to that. We've seen (and hopefully he has seen) that he can hit pitches at a major league level. Now he needs to start choosing which ones to hit and which ones to ignore.

If I remember, this was the book on Miranda before last year. Great ball-to-bat skills, but wasn't doing enough about it. Last year, he reportedly got more selective with his approach. It's seemed to me like he just needs to get back to that. We've seen (and hopefully he has seen) that he can hit pitches at a major league level. Now he needs to start choosing which ones to hit and which ones to ignore.

Marco Raya should be headed to Cedar Rapids this summer.
Noah Miller seems pretty good. It's so early but I wonder if we will eventually see him take over short and displace Royce Lewis to second.
Glad to see Kirilloff go 4-7, but the biggest casualty of his wrist injuries seems to have been his power. 

Sabato and Cavaco are looking like missed first round picks, although obviously the latter still has time to become a good player. But maybe he was selected too early.
That Wallner put-out did not look out at all. I can see why the Drillers complained!