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Were the Twins Wrong About Ryan Jeffers?

Nick Nelson
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39 minutes ago, Craig Arko said:

Of course, as any casino in the world can attest, fools are (usually) numberproof.

It's been red three times in a row, gotta be black this time, according to the odds......

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    • Mike Sixel
      Mike Sixel

      He's 25? I'm not worried yet. I'm not thrilled either. It is surprising, as he was viewed as a bat first guy. 500 at bats is nothing . Good thing they didn't give up on Torii that fast.

    • Dantes929
      Dantes929

      The average catcher right now is batting .210 with a .630 OPS.    Jeffers career OPS is .650.   I agree it is too early to make conclusions.   Garver's batting .206.    I believe Rortvedt has been hur

    • Vanimal46
      Vanimal46

      I like this reverse jinx series you’re doing Nick. Last week you suggested sending Buxton to IL and he won AL player of the week. I fully expect the same results here. 

    1 hour ago, Mike Sixel said:

    It's been red three times in a row, gotta be black this time, according to the odds......

    Bookies will take propositions on any sport, even roulette, I suppose. :)

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