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Let's remember some "Twins guys" thread

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Jerry Kindall. Another Twins St. Paul native. He somehow survived long enough in pro ball to amass over 2000 AB's with a career average of .213. Might still be the lowest average for a player with that many AB's. He filled in at other positions, and I think I recall him actually catching in a game.

 

Not many of us recall his major league career, but he now has a stadium named after him. He led the Arizona Wildcats to three college world series championships and is in the College Baseball Hall of Fame.

Mike Pagliarulo was a key contributor to my favorite Twins team of all-time, the 1991 miracle World Series team. :-)

Steve Braun (1971-1976) and while I'm at it, Steve Brye (1970-1977).

 

 

 

Mike Pagliarulo was a key contributor to my favorite Twins team of all-time, the 1991 miracle World Series team. :-)

Don't know if you should even mention Pags without his platoon partner Scott Leius.    I never thought the 91 WS team should have miracle attached to it.   That was a really good team   If you want to say miracle then 87 would be the year.    Just look at BR page for that pitching staff.   

I was going to say if there was a weak link offensively to that 91 team it would be at 3rd base but a quick look says the platoon was solid.   The weak link was Gladden.

 

700 post Joe Benson thread > Joe Benson

entire forum dedicated to Joe Benson posting when?  

Al Worthington. Should be in the Twins Hall of Fame. Closer extraordinaire in the late 60s. Hated "cheating" when with the Giants, was a journeyman pitcher with no career prospects and became dynamite, often pitching multiple innings.

 

Last year's feel good September call-up James Beresford. What happened to that guy?

Alejandro Machado, the only Twin in the rosters section of the media guide that never played a game for them, but considered a major league player because he was a Rule 5 draftee kept on the roster on the 60-day DL in 2007. Ultimately the team he was drafted from didn't want him back and he played two years in the minors for the Twins. Chuck Schilling should also be remembered in a similar fashion. Brought over in spring training with Russ Nixon in the Dick Stigman trade, he broke camp with the Twins in 1966...back in those days you could have an extra player or two on the roster for the first month. Sam Mele never put him in a game during the month, and the Twins wanted to send him to the minors when the rosters were reduced and he quit.

Jason Tyner. 1 career HR, starting DH in the 2006 playoffs. 

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Jaime Garcia.

 

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too soon?

Too late. It's already been entered!

 

Jason Tyner. 1 career HR, starting DH in the 2006 playoffs. 

Gah.  Beat me to it.

 

Game 163 star Orlando Cabrera

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Sean Bergman

Sam Deduno. That guy truly didn't know where the ball was going as soon as it left his hand.

 

Billy Beane.

 

yup, that one.

Ron Washington. 

 

yup, that one, too.

Mark Portugal.

 

I can say no more.

Dave Goltz.

 

We could sure use him now.

 

Al Worthington. Should be in the Twins Hall of Fame. Closer extraordinaire in the late 60s. Hated "cheating" when with the Giants, was a journeyman pitcher with no career prospects and became dynamite, often pitching multiple innings.

And his successor Ron Perranoski.

Gene Larkin-Thought he would be great...well, he had a great moment

Mickey Hatcher-Fan favorite. No Glory, no rings, but unforgettable.

Steve Lombardozzi-Just listening to little kids trying to say his name made him a great memory.

Doug Mientkewietz-I still have to ask my middle child if I spelled it correctly and she always gets it right.

(I'll quit there...for now...)

David Arias? 

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Mike Trombley.

 

Terrible player but I managed to turn him into an 24 game winner in Triple Play 99.

I did that with Joe Mays in MVP Baseball. Then grew to irrationally like Mays in real life because hey, he was a 20 game winner in the video game!

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