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  1. Yep, .264 for Kepler and .437 for Naquin. I wouldn't be surprised to see Naquin's numbers collapse in the final two months.
  2. I'm not sure we should be omitting the fact that since his very good 4-game stretch at the end of June, Oswaldo's OPS is .521. I'm far from sold on Kennys Vargas, but I wouldn't trade him for Arcia.
  3. Trade Nunez, he's blocking Escobar!
  4. For God's sake, just intentionally walk the leadoff hitter.
  5. Nah, I'd just change it to Polanco's Glorious Hair. I'm actually good with Dozier being traded, provided we got a decent return.
  6. I have a question for the "TRADE DOZIER" contingent: Do you want him gone because you think we would get a good return for him or do you just want him gone? What I mean is, if the only trade offer for Dozier ended up being for Jim Hoey and Brett Jacobson (or their 2016 equivalent), do you pull the trigger on that particular trade?
  7. Morris. Tapani. Erickson. Remember when the Twins had starting pitching?
  8. I suddenly have the urge to watch one of my childhood treasures. Anybody else have this? http://img0101.psstatic.com/159130102_vhs-tape-1991-world-series-minnesota-twins-atlanta-.jpg
  9. The point is that Nunez's 1st half numbers are All-Star caliber. I merely cited his projected full-season stats to better illuminate just how good his current numbers are. As for Nunez being the catalyst for future 90-loss seasons, I'm just simply going to strongly disagree and leave it at that.
  10. Harsh. If a leadoff hitter posts a stat line of .321 AVG / 22 HR / 74 RBI / 41 SB (which is what Nunez is currently on pace for), I'd say most would call those "All-Star caliber" numbers.
  11. He's taking some walks, that's what I like.
  12. It's times like this where you really need Aggies7 around. He wouldn't be speechless.
  13. Yeah, we're definitely looking at the stats and coming to different conclusions. Among AL catchers with at least 150 at-bats, Suzuki is 4th in OPS. Vogt is 3rd, and Suzuki has more RBI and a higher BA. I honestly don't know who those "5 catchers" are, but we can simply agree to disagree on this one.
  14. I have absolutely no doubt you think that, sir. I do, however, doubt Ned Yost thinks that. That said, Nunez still probably has the spot, even though he's cooled off considerably in June.
  15. .279 average? Suzuki being the Twins' All-Star representative isn't looking too outlandish right now.
  16. "Baseball's hard, guys. I mean, it really is. You can love it but, believe me, it don't always love you back. It's kind of like dating a German chick, you know?" - Morris Buttermaker
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