Man, I stepped away for like five minutes and I missed the only offense they've had so far.

 

Man, I stepped away for like five minutes and I missed the only offense they've had so far.

 

Step away again. 

 

Man, I stepped away for like five minutes and I missed the only offense they've had so far.

LOL same here, stepped away for a 10-minute phone call. Come back, we're on the board.

 

C'mon Twins, let's add on here!

Home runs are fun, but you're not going to win games when they're all solo HRs.

 

Missed that today is National Baseball Card Day. What were (are) your favorites? 

 

For me, 1974 was the first year I was old enough to get any cards, and when my brother came home for Christmas from his first year of college, he asked me if I had a Rod Carew. He had one for me. 

 

https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/baseball-cards/1974-topps/rod-carew-50/48932

LOVED baseball cards as a kid. Think my first cards were '82 or '83.

 

Always was a Topps guy. That '85 Topps Kirby Puckett rookie card (I have a few of them) has always been my favorite.

Beeeeuutiful at-bat there by Arraez. Great to have him back in the lineup.

I low-key love all the profanity that's currently on national network television.

C'mon Nelson, make them pay for that missed foul.

Well done, sir.

 

Now do Buxton!

 

Woah. I called one!
 

Whoa, Nelly!

Missed that today is National Baseball Card Day. What were (are) your favorites?

 

For me, 1974 was the first year I was old enough to get any cards, and when my brother came home for Christmas from his first year of college, he asked me if I had a Rod Carew. He had one for me.

 

https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/baseball-cards/1974-topps/rod-carew-50/48932

I have an '84 Fleer Update Kirby Puckett, his official rookie card. My favorite.

 

I also have a '61 Topps Twins Team card, but I cheated and bought that one from a shop.

 

Missed that today is National Baseball Card Day. What were (are) your favorites? 

 

For me, 1974 was the first year I was old enough to get any cards, and when my brother came home for Christmas from his first year of college, he asked me if I had a Rod Carew. He had one for me. 

 

https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/baseball-cards/1974-topps/rod-carew-50/48932

i have 12 years of Rod Carew cards. My favorite card in my collection is a mini version of the 1975 Nolan Ryan card.

BUCK!!!!!

wow so good to see byron do that

 

Home runs are fun, but you're not going to win games when they're all solo HRs.

 

Byron Buxton agrees with this statement.

OHHHHH YEASSSS!

BUXTON BOMB AGAIN LETS GOOOOOO

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

Trade him. Byron's a bum.

Well done, sir.

 

Now do Buxton!

Can't force it. But looks like you took care of the problem anyway.

 

 

Home runs are fun, but you're not going to win games when they're all solo HRs.

Good point.

 

 

LOVED baseball cards as a kid. Think my first cards were '82 or '83.

 

Always was a Topps guy. That '85 Topps Kirby Puckett rookie card (I have a few of them) has always been my favorite.

I have a bunch of those, and one in a frame.

that was an excellent sequence of at bats

Buxton has had some pretty decent swings for about a week now.

 

Missed that today is National Baseball Card Day. What were (are) your favorites? 

 

For me, 1974 was the first year I was old enough to get any cards, and when my brother came home for Christmas from his first year of college, he asked me if I had a Rod Carew. He had one for me. 

 

https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/baseball-cards/1974-topps/rod-carew-50/48932

 

Not my favorite, but I also have the Billy Ripken "F*%K FACE" card. And I got it legit, bought a few packs of '88 (or was it '89?) Fleer cards at Grand Slam on Lyndale Avenue. As a 13 year-old kid, that was certainly a collecting highlight.

 

But I wanted it to be time for a good game!
 

Eh ... semantics

 

Step away again. 

 

Glad to do my part, by the way. I stepped away and missed Buxton’s homer. 

Figure Odo's done.

 

Who's next?*

 

*also my favorite album cover of all time.

I cant hear someone having the first name of Lewis without thinking of revenge of the nerds

For those of you that stepped away, thank you. 

 

Now, here's a chance for Thorpe to prove his a big leaguer with a future.

Thank you Byron Thorpe might need that