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Which Loss Do You Want Back Right Now?

John Bonnes
in Minnesota Twins Talk

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The loss to Detroit in the game that carried over into early Thursday morning. Twins blow a lead in the 9th. Miss a chance to win the game in the bottom of the 9th and a second opportunity to win with a walk-off hit.

 

The Twins just hit like the s word on Friday night and Perkins should be on the trading block. I can't hypothetically give them a win they really weren't that close to winning.

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  • Brock Beauchamp
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    This is the (almost) obvious winner. That botched idea directly led to May being unavailable for the entirety of the Yankees series as we saw the Twins' pen implode spectacularly. That single decision

  • spinowner
    spinowner

    Didn't look back at the schedule. Didn't read the comments. I'm just going to be happy with how the team did this year and not play this game.

  • howieramone2
    howieramone2

    You can do this same exercise on every team that has ever played. Why not enjoy the moment, and let sleeping dogs lie?

Agreed that the loss last night stung, but where's that fighting spirit? Win today at noon and we're still alive. This absolutely has to be an all hands on deck situation, so it should be interesting!

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