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  1. Sano follows with a wall-ball double of his own. 1-0 Twins!
  2. Heck of a good ball by Joe Joe on that hit. Really barreled it up. Good to see.
  3. Sano with an RBI base hit to center. Twins up 5-0 here in the 2nd.
  4. Colabello's stats: 88 games, 297 ABs, 98 hits, 14 HR, 53 RBI, .330 avg, .906 OPS. Dude rakes.
  5. Sano's first MLB homer. Was awesome!
  6. Positive: Pelfrey Negative: Mauer
  7. They need to bench Mauer. This is getting ridiculous.
  8. AVG / SLG / OPS
  9. Today's Cost/Benefit Analysis As of June 26, 2015: Player A (league minimum salary) 44 Games, .343/.512/.894, 6 HR, 27 RBIs Based on him getting his first start of the season on 5/5/15, and should he continue as a starter, he'll roughly have around 400 ABs. $507,500 / 400 = roughly $1,269 per AB Player B ($23,000,000) 71 Games, .256/.370/.699, 4 HR, 37 RBIs Providing he stays in the lineup and doesn't blame his poor production on a mystery injury (which I predict he will do), he should wind up with around 500 ABs. $23,000,000 / 500 = roughly $46,000 per AB Player A has bat speed coming out of his ears, as a result of hard work and reps off a tee and in the cage. Player B can not square up a ball with consistency as a result of again coming into camp ill-prepared, and proceeded to tell the media he's "taking it easy", and "not trying to do too much". Can anyone guess who these players are?
  10. His bat speed is legit. It would certainly be nice to plug that .379 BA into our lineup. Too bad he had to crush a go-ahead, two-run homer in the 9th against us tonight.
  11. His swing is looking noticeably better since being recently called up, and he is by far outplaying the level of play Schaefer was giving us. So far, so good.
  12. Nolasco looked pretty sharp last night. He seem to have some good movement, and he was keeping hitters off-balance by working the corners and mixing in that extra-slow curve.
  13. Game 4: 0-2, BB, R Game 5: 3-4, RBI Season stats (5 games): 10-18, HR, 2 2Bs, 4 RBIs.
  14. Mauer needs to come up with that ball.
  15. Dozier with a nice homer to left. 7-0.
  16. Yeah, he sure has a quick and fluid swing.
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