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  1. wsnydes
    And no, I don't keep my Scotch in the fridge...
  2. wsnydes
    Must eat places is completely hinged upon what you're into. Regardless of what that is, you're probably going to find something in town with a little online research for said cuisine. As for what's around and near Target Field, you've got several taprooms, bars and restaurants that are within easy walking distance. Target Field itself also has a very good assortment of food and beverage.
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    You're assuming that there's something actually in my fridge!
  4. wsnydes
    Nah, it's easier to ignore that it was ever scheduled in the first place!
  5. wsnydes
    Will Vest on the bump to start for Detroit.
  6. wsnydes
    Agreed. I do wonder that since it's the Tigers, they'll be less inclined to play in poor conductions but think they will try.
  7. wsnydes
    Currently raining in the Twin Cities, so we'll have to see if they get the game in.
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    I tagged Brock in my message so that he'd see the issue and perhaps have some suggestions for you or knew how to fix it. Or do some legwork behind the scenes. You could always PM him directly too. He might be able to help.
  10. wsnydes
    Yes.
  11. wsnydes
    I like this order quite a bit. Let's see if Ryan can hold down the Tigers!
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    What happens will probably depend on what Castro is doing at the time. If he's ice cold, then sending him down might make sense. I'm not sure that Gordon is a lock to get right back on the active roster though. A lot can happen between now and then however.
  14. wsnydes
    @Brock Beauchamp, do you have any suggestions?
  15. wsnydes
    Without trying to replicate @chpettit19s post, Castro's value is in his versatility, which is key for a bench player. That is huge for a team over the course of a long season. If he's able to provide something with the bat too, that's just gravy, in my mind. On this team, I think Castro provides more value than Kepler does. Kepler has guys waiting in the wings behind him that can play RF and hit to his level. I don't really think that there's anyone else on the 40-man that has the versatility of Castro. Given that, I'm not sure what the point of sending him down would serve.
  16. wsnydes
    Yeah, nothing to see there. Gray is a competitive guy and wants the ball. Love that attitude. But he also knows why he was taken out and understands it. What happens after that is irrelevant. The decision was made and the bullpen has a job to do.
  17. wsnydes
    Getting mauled by a giant grizzly doesn't exactly sound like paradise either!
  18. wsnydes
    Sorry. It's a night game thread after a day game thread. I'm a little out of sorts.
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    Also totally normal every day stuff as well...
  20. wsnydes
    Beat me too it.
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    I think this might too...
  23. wsnydes
    That escalated quickly!
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