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Thrylos' Blog - select Tenth Inning Stretch posts

2014 off-season Minnesota Twins top 40 prospect countdown: 16-20

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch ----   This is the fifth segment of the 2014 off-season Twins top 40 prospects, counting down prospects 31 to 35. Prospects 36-40 are here, 31-35 here, 26-30 here , 21-25 here and you can find all segments in reverse order here.   The number 16 to 20 off-season 2014 Minnesota Twins prospects are:   20. Brian Gilbert, RHRP, DOB: 8/12/1992, 6'1", 215 lbs.   The Twins selected Brian Gilbert in the 7th round of the 2013 draft from Seton Hall Unive
Beyond the Limestone

Rule-5 Draft, an Early Christmas and the Hot Stove

Episode 62 of the Twins baseball podcast, Talk To Contact (@TalkToContact), is now available for download via iTunes or by clicking here. http://assets.podomatic.net/ts/19/ad/da/paulpleiss/285%3E_9054049.jpg This week on the podcast we have a full slate of beers and a full tray of Twins news. Christmas comes early this season for Twins fans as Ricky Nolasco and Phil Hughes are Minnesota Twins; what does it all mean? Seth Stohs joins us to break down Rule-5 Draft possibilities and to talk minor l
Thrylos' Blog - select Tenth Inning Stretch posts

2014 off-season Minnesota Twins top 40 prospect countdown: 21-25

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch -----   This is the fourth segment of the 2014 off-season Twins top 40 prospects, counting down prospects 31 to 35. Prospects 36-40 are here, 31-35 here, 26-30 here and you can find all segments in reverse order here.   The number 21 to 25 off-season 2014 Minnesota Twins prospects are:   25. J.D. Williams, SH, OF, DOB: 11/20/1990, 5'11", 183 lbs   J.D. (aka JaDamion) Williams was the Twins' 10th round pick of the 2010 draft from Brooks-DeBartol
Thrylos' Blog - select Tenth Inning Stretch posts

2014 off-season Minnesota Twins top 40 prospect countdown: 21-25

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch -----   This is the fourth segment of the 2014 off-season Twins top 40 prospects, counting down prospects 31 to 35. Prospects 36-40 are here, 31-35 here, 26-30 here and you can find all segments in reverse order here.   The number 21 to 25 off-season 2014 Minnesota Twins prospects are:   25. J.D. Williams, SH, OF, DOB: 11/20/1990, 5'11", 183 lbs   J.D. (aka JaDamion) Williams was the Twins' 10th round pick of the 2010 draft from Brooks-DeBartol
Beyond the Limestone

Episode 62: Rule 5 Drafts and other Non-Sense

http://assets.podomatic.net/ts/19/ad/da/paulpleiss/1400x1400_9054049.jpg This week on the podcast we have a full slate of beers and a full tray of Twins news. Christmas comes early this season for Twins fans as Ricky Nolasco and Phil Hughes are Minnesota Twins; what does it all mean? Seth Stohs joins us to break down Rule-5 Draft possibilities and to talk minor league ball. The Hot Stove is on fire this seasons, listen in for analysis of Twins moves, roster transactions and more. It's another lo
Thrylos' Blog - select Tenth Inning Stretch posts

2014 off-season Minnesota Twins top 40 prospect countdown: 26-30

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch -----   This is the third segment of the 2014 off-season Twins top 40 prospects, counting down prospects 31 to 35. Prospects 36-40 are here, 31-35 here, and you can find all segments in reverse order here.   The number 26 to 30 off-season 2014 Minnesota Twins prospects are:   30. Danny Santana, SH, SS, DOB: 11/7/1990, 5'11", 160 lbs   Danny Santana was signed as a free agent by the Twins in December of 2007 out of the Dominican Republic and
North Dakota Twins Fan

Cody's 2014 Minnesota Twins Top Prospects: 1-10

One of the benefits of being a bad team for multiple seasons is the fact the Twins have been able to replenish some of their farm system with high draft picks the last two years. Add these players into a group that already included some top-notch talent and the future of the Twins organization continues to look bright.   Throughout the offseason there will be plenty of prospect lists released by a variety of media outlets. There are always differences between how people view the particular talen
Kevin Slowey was Framed!

My Twins Hall of Fame Ballot

Originally posted at Kevin Slowey was Framed!   Man o' Man, the Hall of Fame season is all around us! I see columns and posts everywhere! I even contributed a post to my own blog yesterday, where I went through my personal fake Hall of Fame ballot. If you missed it, check it out! Today, I want to discuss an even more important and personally significant Hall of Fame: The Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame.   Voting is going on as we speak, using the democratic hallmarks of Facebook and Twitter.
Blog KCasey

Twins seal Hughes move

The Minnesota Twins have added some strength to their pitching rotation with the signing of Phil Hughes on a three-year contract. The 29-year old ended his six-year association with the New York Yankees at the end of last season, signing a three-year deal worth a reported $24 million.   The move to the Twins could well be just what Hughes needs after a tough couple of seasons at the Yankees. The pitcher finished the 2010 season as an All Star after a year in which he went 18-8 with a 4.19 ERA a
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Blog huhguy

Arencibia?

Should the twins pursue Arencibia, catcher non tendered by the Blue Jays?   He would be cheap, he has power or do you like Salty...better?   If we sign Arencibia...then you have a veteran presence...and Pinto plays the most...isnt that what we want?
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Thrylos' Blog - select Tenth Inning Stretch posts

2014 off-season Minnesota Twins top 40 prospect countdown: 31-35

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch ----   This is the second segment of the 2014 off-season Twins top 40 prospects, counting down prospects 31 to 35. Prospects 36-40 are here and you can find all segments in reverse order here.   I feel I need to make a couple of clarifications about this list (which is a bit different that others.) First of all, I consider players who have played in the majors, as "graduating" from prospect status. You made big league money, you are not
Blog twinsajsf

Kazmir or Nolasco?

Recognizing first the possibility that Kazmir had little interest in joining the Twins vs. A's, I'm wondering what the feeling is out there about Kazmir on a 2/22 vs. Nolasco on a 4/48 contract. Personally, I prefer Kazmir and his contract, since he has more upside and the commitment is shorter. In fact, I'd have gone higher (2/24 or 25) for Kazmir if he really did prefer the A's to see if he might think twice.
Thrylos' Blog - select Tenth Inning Stretch posts

2014 off-season Minnesota Twins top 40 prospect countdown: 36-40

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch -----   I have not attempted a full detailed one of those, but I think that with the Twins getting better this off-season and the possibility of trades of prospects for established players being a true possibility, I thought that it might be a good idea. There are a lot of prospect lists out there and they are all slightly different because different people value different qualities in a player, but they all serve a great singular purpose:
Blog huhguy

kudos to gatg and who the Twins should sign next....

After my blog complaining bitterly about gatg and their non baseball talk, their last episode was what I want and very enjoyable. I still dont like the drinking references..but it was much improved.   The next Free agent the twins should sign is Mike Pelfrey. His second half last year was very good. Before the FA signings I said Pelfrey should be number one, now here is what I want the Rotation to Look like..... Nolasco Deduno Hughes Correia Pelfrey   That is a competitive rotation and should
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North Dakota Twins Fan

Free Agent Feast: Nolasco, Hughes Stuffed Into Rotation

The Twins were doing their own shopping over the busy Thanksgiving weekend.   According to multiple reports, starting pitcher Ricky Nolasco will sign a four-year, $49 million contract. When this deal is finalized, it will be the largest free agent contract in the organization's history. Minnesota had been rumored to be pushing hard for Nolasco and they were able to land their man.   The Twins didn't stop there as reports surfaced on Sunday night of the Twins agreeing to terms with Phil Hughes.
Kevin Slowey was Framed!

1999 Offseason in Review

Originally posted at Kevin Slowey was Framed! I haven't posted these here lately because I am comically lazy. Luckily for the both of you who care, I have an archive set up right here. Enjoy!   State of the Team   1999 Record: 63-97, 5th in the AL Central 1999 Overview: At least fans were only subjected to 160 games. 2000 Outlook: Welcome to the Jay Canizaro era!   Players Lost - Free Agency   As has been the case for the last few off-seasons, the Twins didn't lose anyone of substantive va

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