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- Twins 2023 Position Analysis: Third Base
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Current Twins' Injuries
On a more philosophical note: I cut my teeth on watching the Twins through out the sixties. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't remember players getting hurt much or players coming up and down from the minor league like we have now. If they needed Tommy John surgery there wasn't any and it would have ended their career. Same with torn ligament of the knee. We didn't baby pitchers. Through them out there every four days with no pitch count. So what's changed?
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This prospect's loud contact is turning heads - only he is no longer ours.
I hated to lose him. He's a hitting machine and would make a good full time DH for someone but I don't think the Twins would have ever made him that.
- Twins 2023 Position Analysis: Second Base
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Twins 2023 Position Analysis: Second Base
Polanco puts tremendous stress on his ankle when he takes violent swings. I'm not sure if his ankle gives out because it's already hurt or the violent swings are what injures his ankle. Either way, if he keeps it up his career will be greatly shortened. Because of this I would prefer to trade him at the end of this season ..
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Injuries Already Impacting the 2023 Twins Roster
Well, looks like we are already in mid season form.
- The Twins Dark Horse Designated Hitter
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On Drama and Depth
Thanks, that was a good exercise to go through. I would have had Larnach higher up the pecking order however. I haven't given up hope he will make the opening day roster especially if Gordon's high ankle sprain keeps him out .. Those can take up to 4 weeks to completely heal if bad enough ..
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- Be Prepared for a New Look Twins Team
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- The Natural: Brooks Lee Is Special, and the Twins Know It
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- Starter or Reliever Series: Ronny Henriquez
- Spring Stories: Who gets the Opening Day start?
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- 3 "Make or Break" Prospects in 2023
- Caleb Thielbar, and Why Age Doesn't Equal Potential
- One Twins Power Prospect Still Waiting to Breakout