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Finding Supplementary Veterans for the Twins

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Coghlin or Davis and possibly Aybar are the guys I'd look at.  Anyone picked up needs to know how to play defense.

 

If they keep Santana, which I think they will, I'm not so sure they need another vet starter.  Santana, Berrios, Mejia, Gibson, Santiago.  I've heard reasonable reasons for May in the rotation or in the pen. 

I think the correct response to this is - NO.  If they want veteran presence sign a big name with big talent or else struggle through another year with the young players.  It is not the team on the field that is the problem - it is the pitching and as far as I can see there are no veterans worth chasing to fill positions on the mound.

I get what you are saying about signing a veteran, but there's another half to the equation.  What veteran will want to come to the Twins?  Sure, if you throw enough money at them, but I think we are hoping for a buy low guy.  In that case, we are left with the desperate leftovers and if that's the case, I'd roll with what we have.

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I get what you are saying about signing a veteran, but there's another half to the equation.  What veteran will want to come to the Twins?  Sure, if you throw enough money at them, but I think we are hoping for a buy low guy.  In that case, we are left with the desperate leftovers and if that's the case, I'd roll with what we have.

 

Well, Jason Castro did? 

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