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Game Thread: Twins at Astros, 5/3/16 @ 7:10 PM CT

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  • nicksaviking
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    Molitor's managing like it's game 163?   Leave him in, what's the harm?

  • Pardon My Dinger
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  • Good thing they got Meyer out of there to keep the game within reach.   Tommy Milone, ladies and gentleman,   your 2016 Twins bullpen's bridge to the late innings.   http://c5.nrostatic.com/sites/defa

You can sure see why the Twins don't want to give up on Meyer. When he's throwing strikes, his stuff is well nigh overwhelming. Mid to upper 90's heat that moves a lot, and a hard curve that can miss a lot of bats.

 

I don't wanna get off on a rant here, but--  I know Molly and crew have a lot more intimate knowledge of how workouts and injuries and such are going, but why, oh why, does he just persist in making the kind of lineup and game decisions that boggle the mind on an unending basis?  Just the simplest, most basic things that casual sidewalk knowledge would dictate, is thrown out the window for some kind of mystifying, Game of Thrones skulduggery...  

 

An occasional head-scratcher can be explained away, but just since he took over, I've gone from a lush head of thick curls to looking like Dr. Evil.

 

There.  I'm done now. 

 

Good going, in the 1st,  Mr. Meyer

If you remember, last year's lineups were very unconventional as well, yet they somehow seemed to work. I don't know whether to think he's a lot smarter than we'll give him credit for, or whether he's simply grown too big for his britches after having Fortune smile on him during his rookie year at the helm.

Meyer looking solid. Knock on wood!!

Damn Meyer can sling it.  Looks like a closer.

 

If you remember, last year's lineups were very unconventional as well, yet they somehow seemed to work. I don't know whether to think he's a lot smarter than we'll give him credit for, or whether he's simply grown too big for his britches after having Fortune smile on him during his rookie year at the helm.

Every time there's a shot of the dugout, I see Roose Bolton in a Twins hat, working his dang gum, and plotting...

 

I'm not sure Gomez can play baseball without getting excited.

Gomez plays baseball with enthusiasm. I have no objection. 

 

Damn Meyer can sling it.  Looks like a closer.

Looks like Twins need to clear a 2nd spot in the rotation!

Are the striped stirrups that Rosario is wearing a new addition to the uniform? I don't remember seeing striped socks on a Twins player before. 

 

 

Shouldn't you be focusing on your broadcasting?

 

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--gUGINmpb--/17iu88vurox0sjpg.jpg

.....can't....see......lineup....cards....through....fog......

C'mon, Joe, give Meyer a bigger lead to work with.

Are the striped stirrups that Rosario is wearing a new addition to the uniform? I don't remember seeing striped socks on a Twins player before.

Based on the radio call, I think Plouffe is wearing them, too.

I like Plouffe, and I'm not saying it was necessarily a mistake to bring him up, but after missing a couple of weeks, didn't he only play in 2 milb games?

C'mon, Joe, give Meyer a bigger lead to work with.

Done.

 

Bigger, next time?

 

I don't wanna have to hear about the one that got away...

 

Based on the radio call, I think Plouffe is wearing them, too.

 Why, yes he is... It's a good look. 

Consecutive games reaching base: 84 – Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox – July 1 through September 27, 1949.

 

 

Done.

Bigger, next time?

I don't wanna have to hear about the one that got away...

With the way the Twins squander baserunners, I'll take one run for now. Two for next time, please.

Consecutive games reaching base: 84 – Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox – July 1 through September 27, 1949.

Wow. Insane.

Sano wasn't settling for a walk on that at bat.

Wow. Insane.

Turns out Ted Williams was pretty good at baseball.

No homer.

Shrug it off, big guy.

What a cracker box.

 

Down the line 315 ft. in Left Field and 326 in Right Field.

 

And ... an ugly roof.

 

Glad for all them Houstoners.

Edited by ScrapTheNickname

Man, the ball carries there.

Nice camera angles FSN

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