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MLB Trade Rumors Predictions

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Better hope so or we’ll never hear the end of it from Brian.

LMAO!

 

I am having flashes of Monty Python and "Life of Brian". And if I was experiene9/knowledgeable to place a GIF I would. (Though some may prove to be inappropriate). LOL

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  • There are no current Twins that “need” DH ABs. Eddie Rosario led the team with an .803 OPS, and if he’d gotten 30 more PAs I doubt we’d have had even one regular over .800.  What the Twins “need” off

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  • I have heard it all, the Twins shouldn't go out and get a guy with a .850OPS because he only plays DH. Because they have a bunch of guys with a much lower OPS that can play DH. 

 

It's feasible that you can be competitive with a full-time DH in today's 12 (or 13) position player rosters. The Red Sox just did it. But I don't think you can do it with the question marks the Twins have with Sano and Buxton and (dare I say) Kepler.

 

Do the Twins want to spend that much on Cruz when they can get Jose Martinez at pre-arb prices by trade?

 

J.D. Martinez could play OF if needed. They had the Killer B's in the Outfield who were better so JD naturally was the easy choice to DH. 

 

Nelson Cruz would be a little more challenging. 

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