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  1. I was thinking the same thing. Shelton is a breath of fresh air after Rocco. He just puts off a better demeanor.
  2. These are the types of articles that make me excited about Twins baseball. The MLB team is not good. At least I see a future.....hopefully.
  3. I honestly cannot believe Outman is still here...This team has a spark, but holy s@!^!!! Need more defense regardless.
  4. Totally agree! The problem with Outman is his name and position. Horrible baseball name for a hitter/fielder. If he were a pitcher, yes, great name!
  5. Thanks for the uplifting message, I guess. I’m sure Opening Day will be a blast… or at least it would’ve been if they’d bothered to play the actual youngsters. I still can’t wrap my head around how this roster was put together — it feels like they tried to make it confusing on purpose. Honestly, my entertainment this season might just be watching how fast this whole thing gets scrapped in favor of the guys over in St. Paul. At this point, that’s the real show. Maybe we should start an over/under pool for Outman, Larnach, and the rest. Thirty games? Twenty? I’m tempted to take the under just for the comedy value.
  6. This kid is ready! Let's roll! There is nothing to lose at this point. I like his grit.
  7. Totally agree—very anemic lineups. I'd rather see some of those "yutes" move up and bring some energy to the club.
  8. Sometimes teams playing with nothing to lose actually do well. Low expectations and nothing to lose can create a loose clubhouse atmosphere. Could be interesting to watch. Maybe.....
  9. Honestly, all I see at this point is incompetence from top to bottom. Nothing I said implied Falvey was some genius or that I even liked the guy — I never did. Gleeman’s piece made it clear that Tom and Falvey had “numerous discussions” and “different strategies,” but what those strategies were, we’ll probably never know because transparency clearly isn’t a priority for this organization. And truthfully, I’m past caring about who’s in charge or how this team is run. I’ve been more than a casual fan for 45+ years. I held season tickets for years. And no — Tom didn’t call me, which is a shame, because I had a few things he needed to hear. I’ll come back when this operation is run by adults. Until then, enjoy the mess!
  10. I honestly believe Falvey had had enough. He also needs to look after his career and reputation. He knows 2026 is going to be a ridiculous challenge. Why stick around when your ownership doesn't support what you know you will need to succeed? Tom Pohlad and the new minority owners need to bring in their own management team. Whether in the right or wrong direction, ownership and management need to align their goals. As Gleeman's article stated, Falvey and Pohlad didn't share the same vision to move this team forward. I read Gleeman's take in The Athletic yesterday and agree that another GM spot is in Falvey's future, probably next year.
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