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Article: Game Thread: Twins@Pirates 4/2 12:05PM

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  • Mike Sixel
    Mike Sixel

    Talk about over reactions!

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    First and last thought about yesterday; if you don't want someone to bunt when down 7-0 in the 9th, then don't use the infield shift when up 7-0 in the 9th.

yes or yes question: what comes first ... a mauer homer or a sano single?

Keep plugging away boys!

I just noticed something. Starting pitcher is gone, and it's just the 6th inning. I remember last season, that was often good news for the Twins. 

To be honest, Miguel Sano could be a very valuable weapon for the Twins this year:

 

We trade him to the Yankees, he hits enough homeruns for them to put him in their postseason lineup, and we face them first round. We then proceed to strike him out 21 times in 5 games and win the series.

I call it: The Reverse Implosion 
 

 

Making it interesting

 

4.  It's not a big deal in that there will be no retaliation, or anything like that.  But these teams have to play 162 game schedules, they are incredibly competitive people, and people's careers are on the line.  The idea that there aren't unwritten guidelines on how to conduct oneself over the course of 6 months of daily competition, so as to get everyone through the season as safely as possible, isn't realistic.

 

You're right, the players are competitive, and do have careers on the line, which is probably why Sisco was attempting to get on base any way he could.  Refusing to take a free base hit because the game is out of hand is more indicative of a lack of competitiveness.

 

I don't disagree there are unwritten rules (like not taking too long to circle the bases on a homer, or not gesticulating wildly for 20 seconds after striking out a batter), and that they make sense.  This is just an unwritten rule that is utterly laughable, with no reason to exist.

Mauer is far from speedy, but he is an excellent baserunner.

Darn Eddie

Mauer is far from speedy, but he is an excellent baserunner.

Lol

Bad at bat by Rosario.

Turrible AB by Cheech Rosario

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Oh my

Lol

Bad at bat by Rosario.

Wanted that RBI too bad

EDDIE EDDIE EDDIE!!!!

I like the fight!

Double E!!!!

 

We have a game kids!!

 

Oh my
Lol

 

Another run scores on the RBI double. The plugging away is all coming together...

 

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Edited by LaBombo

This team will score runs that's for sure

Now it's getting interesting.  Bucs bullpen is not good.

 

Lol

Saying Mauer is a great baserunner wasn't really meant as a joke.

Another run scores on the RBI double.  It's all coming together...

 

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Hehe

 

Too funny

 

Now it's getting interesting.  Bucs bullpen is not good.

 

Felipe Rivero is their stud closer who throws 100+, but I believe he pitched in both games of the double header yesterday

Edited by BoofBonser

Saying Mauer is a great baserunner wasn't really meant as a joke.

I know

 

I'm not much of a Mauer fan

Escobar might be my new unexplainable favorite Twin

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