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GAME THREAD: Twins vs Mariners, 4/11/22, 6:40pm CT

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Mariners' should've been forced to send Julio to even things up.

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    Scotty Ullger, sitting somewhere in America, when he spotted that green light on Sano:

  • I’m confused by the manner of scoring in this game. I mean, has anyone hit a home run yet?

  • Who else did they have the option of sending?

Did Dusty Baker and his son rfeally share a bed during Spring Training?

1 minute ago, alex ψ said:

nobody

Correct answer is correct.

Mediocre throw by Sanchez but Correa whiffed on the catch.

7 minutes ago, SwainZag said:

How much was Sano out by?

A proverbial mile

2 minutes ago, USAFChief said:

I have no problem sending Sano there with 2 out. Make them throw him out. 

I agree with that to a point, I think the play should be a little closer than that. 

28 minutes ago, RickOShea said:

MLB should adopt the 'guest DH'.  Each game a team chooses a non-rostered player to be the DH.  It cold be entertaining.

Like billy Crystal for the Yankees, Biden for the Nationals, etc.

Mike Lindell for the Twins? Lots of HBP?

4 minutes ago, USAFChief said:

I have no problem sending Sano there with 2 out. Make them throw him out. 

Concur, but understand the alternative logic. In this case, Correa hasn't exactly been a no-brainer in this situation at the moment. Personally, I think it was very slightly more likely to see a bad throw to the plate than to see a Correa clutch hit.

1 minute ago, bird said:

Concur, but understand the alternative logic. In this case, Correa hasn't exactly been a no-brainer in this situation at the moment. Personally, I think it was very slightly more likely to see a bad throw to the plate than to see a Correa clutch hit.

There's also the slight possibility of a PB, WP, balk, or error, in addition to a hit. But I still send the runner every time with 2 outs, and I think pretty much every MLB 3rd base coach does too.

Today is the 68th anniversary of the least interesting day in history. Google will tell you more. However, the apparent fact that it is the least interesting day in history makes it interesting`.

1 minute ago, Nine of twelve said:

Today is the 68th anniversary of the least interesting day in history. Google will tell you more. However, the apparent fact that it is the least interesting day in history makes it interesting`.

Does it 

6 minutes ago, USAFChief said:
1 minute ago, RickOShea said:

Sorry, not interested.

Exactly

I know it's super early, but my gut tells me it's going to be a long Twin's season.

14 minutes ago, LVTwinsfan said:

I agree with that to a point, I think the play should be a little closer than that. 

Sano didnt help it by slowing down, 

Plate ump has been inconsistent with strike zone, but he's probably the skinniest plate ump I've seen, even with all the gear on.

4 minutes ago, mrtwinsfan said:

Sano didnt help it by slowing down, 

No he didn’t, he’s not a good baserunner, probably gassed by the time he got to third , my original post was probably should have held him, I’m good with it

37 minutes ago, Diesel said:

Tony Diaz absolutely can’t be third base coach. He’s done this way too much.

Tony Diaz is not the third base coach this year. It is Tommy Watkins. 

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