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Blog Axel Kohagen

No Flames to Fan for Fans (Royals at Twins - Games 130-132)

Slam the Door (Twins 1 Royals 6 - Game 130)   I won't pretend any interest in following this game. A certain combination of real life emergencies left my family shell-shocked and living in a bunker mentality. This delayed my game recaps, and as you can imagine that delay was the least of our concerns.   I woke up from a nap that felt like a flatline to the Twins taking the fall on a heavy-hitting eighth inning. A score like that tells me I didn't miss anything by skipping out on the cleats and s
Anorthagen's Twins Daily Blogs

Who is Alex Presley?

In the recent news of the Justin Morneau trade the Twins have welcomed aboard a new outfielder to an already crowded outfield. Alex Presley is one (and now two, second is RHP relief pitcher Duke Welker, who also came from AAA) of the two players who will come over to the Twins organization in this trade. Out of all the articles I have read over the past few hours about the this trade I have always found myself saying the same thing after reading them, Who is Alex Presley? And why did the Twins
5 Tool Blog

Morneau Memories

On June 10th 2003, Justin Morneau picked up a base hit in his first at bat in his big leauge debut against the Colorado Rockies at the Metrodome. ast foward to August 30th, 2013 in Arlington, Texas. Morneau hit the eventual game winning home run into the second deck off of Cy Young candidate Yu Darvish. His 221st homer with the Twins. That homer moved him past Tony Oliva for 3rd on the all-time home run list. That would be his last hit in a Twins uniform after 11 seasons with the club. I say tha
Jeremy Nygaard

Twins Minor League Report (8/31): Red Wings Keep Fighting

I know the picture doesn't fit, but for what might be the last time, let's give #33 another cover photo. This from a happier time.   [ATTACH=CONFIG]5401[/ATTACH]   Let's hope there is more champagne in Morneau's near future... and also that none of the corks hit him in the head.   If you want to weigh in on the trade and it's reactions. Go here.   Tonight was a very significant night for the Rochester Red Wings. It's also a big night for Josmil Pinto, as he is with the Twins and will make his
Blog Jeff A

Twins Birthdays--August 31

Also posted at wgom.org     Mike Hartley (1961) Pat Howell (1968) Tim Raines (1979) Armando Gabino (1983)   Pitcher Michael Edward Hartley played for the Twins in 1993. He was born in Hawthorne, California, went to high school in El Cajon, California, attended East Carolina University, and was signed as a free agent by the Cardinals in 1981. He had a good year in rookie ball in 1982, but then spent the next four years at Class A before being drafted by the Dodgers in the minor league draft. The
5 Tool Blog

Empty Seats in September

It looks like Miguel Sano will be on a plane back to the Dominican Republic instead of a flight to Target Field in a few days. GM Terry Ryan said earlier today that Sano will not likely get the September call that so many Twins fans wanted badly. I have talked to a number Twins fans I know the past couple weeks and they all came up with the same answer to my question, "Whould you go to Target Field if Sano wasn't here in September?" Answer: NO!!!!!!!! Thats just the people I talked to and by
Blog rikker49

The Future????? Is a long way away

The Future Twins Line-up (Now 2014->Future). Just my prediction.   C-Mauer------->Pinto 1B-Parmelee-->Vargas 2B-Dozier----->Rosario SS-Florimon-->Santana 3B-Plouffe----->Sano LF-Arcia-------->Arcia CF-Hicks------->Buxton RF-Colabello--->Hicks DH-Doumit---->Mauer   C-Hermann---->Hermann IF-Bernier------>Dozier OF-Ramirez---->Kepler   SP-Corriea----->Meyer SP-Deduno---->May SP-Albers------>Stewart SP-Diamond--->Gibson SP-Worley----->Hendriks  
Blog Jeff A

Twins Birthdays--August 30

Also posted at wgom.org     Roger Erickson (1986) Luis Rivas (1979)   Right-hander Roger Farrell Erickson played for Minnesota from 1978-1982. He was born in Springfield, Illinois, and was drafted by the Twins out of the University of New Orleans in the third round in 1977. He had an excellent year in AA Orlando, going 8-4 with a 1.98 ERA, and found himself in Minnesota at the start of the 1978 season. He went 14-13 that year with a 3.96 ERA in 256 innings, but could not replicate his success t
Kevin Slowey was Framed!

20 Twins Trades: Goodbye JJ Hardy

Originally posted at Kevin Slowey was Framed! I also wrote about that Francisco Liriano trade from a million years ago, if you want to read about it.   After the 2009 season, the Twins decided to make a smart move and deal from outfield depth to address a position that had been a weakness on the team for the better part of 20 years. Just one year later, the Twins decided, "meh, shortstops are for dorks" and traded that same player away for a couple of relievers. Buckle up folks, it's very h
Beyond the Limestone

Episode 50.5: The Radio Episode

http://assets.podomatic.net/ts/19/ad/da/paulpleiss/1400x1400-316x316+323+0_8681567.jpg We're going old school this week and talking radio! This week's Twins topics include bad pitching, bad hitting, and the rise of Pedro Florimon. We also discuss the Arizona Fall league assignments and Down on the Pond we talk about Matt Tomshaw's THING!   Source
Blog Jeff A

Twins Birthdays--August 29

Also posted at wgom.org     Bill Latham (1960) Henry Blanco (1971) Steve Lomasney (1977)   Left-hander William Carol Latham played for the Twins in 1986. Born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, he was signed out of Auburn University as a free agent by the Mets in 1981. He did well in the minors, winning 13 games in both 1984 and 1985 with an ERA under 3.00 both years, mostly at AAA Tidewater. Latham started 1985 with the Mets and did not do badly, posting an ERA of 3.97 and a WHIP of 1.24 in
Blog stringer bell

Fire 'em All!

I haven't paid close attention to the Twins for the past couple of weeks. I was on the road last (long) weekend and have played golf in the warm weather every night. I caught part of the game yesterday and followed along as the Twins were swept today. My frustration level with the product on the field has reached new highs. I checked out the numbers for all of the players and besides the disabled Mauer, no one is an even average hitter for their position. Yesterday was a sloppy defensive ga
Blog beckmt

My plan for the 2014 Twins

With 2013 being lost and 2014 not looking good for the start, this is my plan, on a limited payroll, est $80-$90 million(dueable with extra $25 million Twins will get next year for TV/radio rights) to try and put a competitive team on the field and sell seats to the fans. 1. Upgrade starting pitching staff. Sign if possible Josh Johnson and Tim Lincecum to contracts. Johnson should be a one year with option at about $7 millions. Lincecum may need 3 years for about $15 million a year to get it
SD Buhr/Jim Crikket

Ghost of Twins Past Haunts the Twins' Future

Almost exactly six years ago, I sat several rows up from home plate as Scott Baker took a perfect game in to the ninth inning against the Kansas City Royals. While he didn't complete his date with immortality, it was the closest I've ever come to seeing a Major League no-hitter in person.   On Wednesday night, I watched Baker continue to try to work his way back to the Big Leagues with the Chicago Cubs with a rehabilitation start for the Kane County Cougars against the future Twins suitin
North Dakota Twins Fan

Twins Minor League Report (8/28): Summers Shines

There was a ton of exciting action in the Twins farm system on Wednesday. Matt Summers took his Florida State League leading ERA to the mound for the Miracle. The Kernels were set to face off against former Twins pitcher Scott Baker as he works his way back from injury. New Britain found themselves in a back and forth contest that went well into the Eastern League night.   Let's check out what happened down on the pond.   Rochester Red Wings 5, Buffalo Bisons 2 Box Score Scott Diamond made his
Anorthagen's Twins Daily Blogs

Willingham claimed by unknown team

According to Phil Miller of the Star Tribune Josh Willingham has been claimed by an unknown team through waivers. The Twins now have until Friday to either trade him and his $7 million salary or pull him back and keep him for the rest of the year.     Knowing that Willingham is now back healthy and starting to pick up the pace offensively it would be a smart move for many contending teams to take a bid at the 34 year old left fielder. With waivers it would start with the American league, then i
5 Tool Blog

The State of the Twins Farm System

The Twins are heading toward their third straight 90 loss season and frustration is at an all-time high for fans in Twins Territory. Starting pitching is poor, bad free agent moves as well as trades, and just a lack of fundemental play that made the Twins a power in the AL Central in the 2000s. But with that frustration comes hope for the fan base that better days are just around the corner at Target Field Of course it starts with the Twins stacked farm system lead by #1 overall prospect Byr
SD Buhr/Jim Crikket

Kernels Profile: Pitcher Hudson Boyd

One of the unique things about Class A minor league baseball is that the season is divided in to two halves. The format allows teams, such as the Kernels, that have strong first halves of the season to qualify for postseason play at the mid-point of the season. It also gives teams that struggle early a chance to start over with a clean slate for the second half.   The format benefits teams that experience significant roster turnover that’s common among Class A affiliated teams.   Sometimes

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