http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-_SbyEJgwuAs/Tf9-avqhcmI/AAAAAAAAL28/dEu0bz-LzHE/s1600/1000.png Good afternoon and welcome to another Twins Daily Game Thread extravaganza! 1,000! This is my 1,000th post on Twins Daily. For over 4 days I've avoided posting anything so I could make my Game Thread introduction post number 1,000. Do you know how hard it was for me not to jump in on the whole Adam Wilk conversation yesterday? I read that entire thread with my fingers twitching. Almost caved and posted an obscene comment but didn't want to get a warning point and lose my 1,000th post on something so obnoxious. When I started following Twins Daily I was just a bystander. Too scared to post or join this great fraternity of Twins fans. So glad I did! 1,000 posts later and its more fun now than ever. Driving between meetings today I got to thinking about my posting milestone. The number 1,000 is a cool number. It seems to encapsulate a lot of things. Consider this: The number 1,000 has a lot of nicknames: K, G "Grand", M, StackIn July of 2013 Auburn's odds of winning the BCS title were 1,000 to 1 at the LVH Hotel in Las Vegas. 14 people actually took that bet. They almost won too. No one has ever had a 1,000 batting average over an entire baseball seasonA bet that is 1,000 to 1 pays $1,000 on a one dollar bet.The current odds of Twins winning the World Series this year is 100:1. It's not 1,000 but thought you would appreciate seeing the current oddsOn May 28th, 2016 the Royals came back and beat the White Sox 8 to 7 after trailing by 7 runs in the 9th inning. They already had one out when they mounted their comeback. Odds of happening? 1,000 to 1.Paul Molitor while playing had a 1 and 5,272 chance of beating Joe DiMaggio's 56 game hitting streak.The odds of Phil Hughes pitching a perfect game tonight is difficult to accurately predict but odds makers will say it falls between 1:18,192 and 1:46,800. Odds that Adam Wilk pitches with the Twins the rest of the 2017 season: 1:1,000Let's go Twins! Phil, overcome those odds! Let's see a perfect game! (can you imagine if he actually pulled it off?) Game Thread intro of the century... Lineups: TWINS: 1. Brian Dozier - 2B ® 2. Robbie Grossman - RF (S) 3. Miguel Sano - 3B ® 4. Jorge Polanco - SS (S) 5. Joe Mauer - 1B (L) 6. Eduardo Escobar - DH (S) 7. Chris Gimenez - C ® 8. Eddie Rosario - LF (L) 9. Byron Buxton - CF ® Phil Hughes - SP ® WHITE SOX: 1. Melky Cabrera - LF (S) 2. Tyler Saladino - 2B ® 3. Jose Abreu - 1B ® 4. Avisail Garcia - RF ® 5. Todd Frazier - DH ® 6. Matt Davidson - 3B ® 7. Tim Anderson - SS ® 8. Omar Narvaez - C (L) 9. Leary Garcia - CF (S) Derek Holland - SP (L) Game time weather: 56 degrees and partly cloudy. 0% chance of rain or snow.