Donaldson was super selfish.  Paid too much money for him to be a difference maker to pull a childish stunt like that.  And now he's injured.  It's a weird season but he has not delivered.  And spare me the Twins record with him in the lineup vs without him.  That's only one variable.  Now clearly I want him in the lineup in the postseason.  Hope tonight was truly just mild cramps and not a flare up of that calf because he could be out for good. 

Buxton is a must watch, but Rosario has been the Twins best player. 

Rocco needs to let Garver recover his skills in the offseason. Right now, Jeffers is easily better behind the plate. He hurt Berrios last night. At the plate Jeffers is much more of threat, especially down in the line-up where you want good at bats and a threat to hit the ball. I guess we can hope Garver suddenly flips a switch at the dish but his catching skills are obviously suffering right now.

I agree about Rooker.

Donaldson's ejection was over-hyped. It was no big deal really. In recent years, due to replay, there have been fewer arguments/blowups at umpires. I don't think baseball players or umpires carry much of a grudge because the next game is usually within 24 hours. There is a level of acceptance between themselves that mistakes happen, even when tempers flare. Thus JD's brief little temper tantrum and an umpire's quick hook on comments from the dugout. It is a season where a number of experienced umpires opted out due to Covid 19 and MLB is at a much quicker pace than MILB.

Tony&Rodney- Thanks for the input! While Seth will tell you Rosario is fun to watch play baseball, which he is, Rosie is not a smart player. He has made so many mental mistakes this year including basic fundamentals like throwing home instead of to 2nd with 1 out.

Per Dan Hayes (@DanHayesMLb on twitter) from a couple days ago.

Before he made a pair of fantastic running grabs in the alleys tonight, Byron Buxton was already worth 10 Defensive Runs Saved. As of tonight, his wRC+ is 129. And the #MNTwins are 25-12 when he plays and 9-10 when he doesn't.