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  1. wabene
    Yes and with Rooker down Jeffers righty bat will come in handy
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    If we gotta face the Yanks 3 games at target field would be pretty sweet. Kenta's era would look even better if the bullpen would have stranded a couple.
  3. wabene
    I also thought the first round would be at home. If so and it's the Yankees, then we would play them without playing at Yankee stadium. Sounds fair to me
  4. wabene
    6'5" 160? Makes Randy Moss appear cherubic.
  5. wabene
    Tough break! Rooker looked good, calm and comfortable at the plate. That righty bat was super valuable on this team. Gotta think Jeffers is a post season lock given his performance and the righty bat.
  6. wabene
    Eddie ad nauseum but he can do that against anybody in the big moment
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    I'm with you Travis has been rated a step below the other two and some see him as a utility guy going forward. He's on the 40 man and the time is now to see what you have.
  9. wabene
    I'd go with Blankenhorn. Look at Rooker and Jeffers. They both look good and this is great for their development. Those right-handed bats were just what was needed. The production we've gotten has been bad and this could be another spark. If he struggles it won't be any worse.
  10. wabene
    Excited to see where Hill is today. The top three are set and look great, Maeda, Pineda and Berrios. Very nice and quite the improvement from last year. Maeda is driven and wants to be relied upon as a top starter. The Twins will keep him happy by keeping him in the rotation. Hill, on the other hand, could be quite valuable in a hybrid role of shorter outings in the short series. Now who steps forward in the next couple of weeks to be the 4th guy when we need it later? Odo, Hill? Dobs doesn't have my confidence as a playoff starter but my also be useful for shorter outings.
  11. wabene
    Must be a typo in those earlier comments because when these two teams get together it's clear the Twins are the better team. Maeda just hammers the point home. Tonight it was Buxton and Jeffers tomorrow who's next Donaldson, Cruz, Sano, Polanco?
  12. wabene
    That was fun thanks!
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    Baby!!!!!
  14. wabene
    Yes!!
  15. wabene
    Glad to see Donaldson's bilateral leg weakness has come full circle
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    Berrios looks sharp
  17. wabene
    I'm glad on Burt's last night we could get a reference to Shecago!
  18. wabene
    Profit Perkins will cleave the banks of the central division leading the Twins to victory
  19. wabene
    Yeeeoow!
  20. wabene
    Squib
  21. wabene
    Duran, Duran that's all anybody wants to talk about
  22. wabene
    Roger's first few outings were totally dominant and efficient. I remember one he only need 5 pitches. So he did start out sharp, very sharp. I lean towards some bad luck and i would keep rotating roles and get him some good matchups in the near future then go from there.
  23. wabene
    Not a woman?
  24. wabene
    Senator I think you mean
  25. wabene
    Sanyes!
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