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Bally Sports North Ponders Tiered Subscription Service
I suggest that anyone who wants to find out what is really going on with BSN and their Sinclair pirate owners, to read Michael Rand in the StarTribune.
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Rob Manfred's Public Arguments Framing the MLBPA's Desires As Harmful to Fans Make Little Sense
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Rob Manfred's Public Arguments Framing the MLBPA's Desires As Harmful to Fans Make Little Sense
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MLB working on in-market streaming service for 2023
The way I read it, MLB is hoping that Sinclair keeps losing so much money on the RSN's that they can get a good deal from them. Also, MLB is seeing if they can go in togehter with the NHL and NBA. It's about time.
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Buyer Beware: Flaws with the Top-5 Free Agent Shortstops
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- Game Score: Twins 2, Brewers 0
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Revisiting the 60 Day IL
Great article. In regards to Smeltzer, just because we don't protect him doesn't mean someone else is going to take him in the Rule 5. I view him as a AAAA player, but if he is not taken in Rule 5, then he gets another look in Spring training.
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Experts: Naming Five Twins Starters Right Now 'Pretty Good'
I believe that the Twins have a lot to play for. They are professional baseball players and they want to advance their careers. Also this will give us a chance to check out some of our pitching prospects for next year. I am impressed they they are playing hard and want to win these games. If they could make it to .500 wouldn't that be grand.
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Is Anybody Watching? Twins See Sharp Decline In TV Viewers
Much of the reason I don't watch much is that for my schedule, the games start too late. I heard a player interview in which he talked about how great it was where he had played before, where night games started at 6:30 and most people loved it. Also, I have many tasks to do in the evening and find that listening on the radio while I do them works better for me. Then I also listen in bed until I fall asleep, often waking up in time to catch the ending.
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Assessing the Twins Trade Deadline
I may be one of the few who like Simmons for a team that wants to be respectable. He will probably win a gold glove again this year. Although his batting numbers are not good he has had many timely hits. Unless we have a major league caliber defender at shortstop for next year, I would bring him back if the price is right.
- This Saints Outfielder is Making His Mark
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Nelson Cruz traded to Rays
i too will miss Nelson Cruz, but trading him was the right thing to do for the Twins and for Nelson. When Branch Rickey was GM of the then awful Pittsburgh Pirates in the early 50's, he once offered a lower contract to his best pitcher from the previous year. The pitcher naturally objected. Rickey then said to him, " Son, we lost with you, we'll lose without you".
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Twins Minor League Report (7/20): Balazovic Extends Scoreless Streak
Time of Jordan B. to be promoted to St. Paul
- Week in Review: Short and Sour
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Not Good? Be Interesting (Twins Hitting)
If the Twins give Maggi a look then he may become this year's version of Niko Goodrum. So after he is DFA'ed again the Tigers will maybe sign him?
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Twins Minor League Report (7/16) More Late Heartbreak for Kernels
Can someone please tell me why Tomas Tellis never seems to be in the conversation whenever the Twins are in need of another catcher?
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Reflecting on the Best and Worst First Half Ever
Being 71 y.o. and a non drinker of adult beverages, I have discovered that I prefer listening to the games on the radio, and watching TV with the sound off, unless Jim Kaat is doing the game. Cory Provis is an exceptional announcer. Danny G is fine too. I have also discovered the wonderful announcing team for the dreaded Yankees, John Sterling and Susan Waldman. I am not a Yankee fan, but I greatly enjoy them. I have discovered in my old age that Target Field is too noisy, ( due to incessant PA system), the concessions way over priced, and missing the certainty and comfort of a game that A RETRACTABLE ROOF would have given us. Guess I'm just a grumpy old man. In a few weeks I will sample in person the delights of CHS Field. We shall see.
- Confidence and Patience are Keys for Wander Javier
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