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It would be an upgrade from what they (the Sox) currently have

There are no words to describe how much this sucks. I hate losing to these ****ers.

As we enter the final few games of this horribly disappointing 2022 season, the Twins take on the Chicago White Sox in the South Side of Chicago. The Twins are 9-7 against the dreaded Sox this season. STARTING PITCHERS: Johnny Cueto (7-10) vs. Bailey Ober (2-3) LINEUPS: Minnesota Twins 1. 1B Jose Miranda 2. SS Carlos Correa 3. 2B Nick Gordon 4. 3B Giovanny Urshela 5. LF Jake Cave 6. C Gary Sanchez 7. DH Matt Wallner 8. RF Gilberto Celestino 9. CF Mark Contreras Chicago White Sox 1. SS Elvis Andrus 2. 3B Yoan Moncada 3. 1B Jose Abreu 4. DH Eloy Jimenez 5. RF Gavin Sheets 6. CF AJ Pollock 7. 2B Josh Harrison 8. LF Mark Payton 9. C Carlos Perez I don't got anything else to say. PLAY BALL!!!

What the ****

I still don’t get why we extended Cousins before the season

How the hell is this a game

The Twins have announced that Derek Falvey will return in 2023, per Do-Hyoung Park of MLB.com https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2022/09/twins-to-retain-derek-falvey-as-president-of-baseball-operations.html

I couldn’t cheer for either team. If I had to pick, Cleveland.

If y’all haven’t seen this clip already, here it is ****ing hilarious

Well both Philadelphia's and Washington's defenses were shredded by Jared Goff. I suppose they have awful defenses as well.

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There are four major league baseball players in the starting lineup. That says it all about how banged up this team is.

Good lord, this team isn’t even trying anymore

Who needs relievers?

Do you have a source?

The 2022 Twins are currently in 3rd place with a 73-74 and are freefalling, as well as horribly injured. They are 1-4 in their last 5 games and 6-12 in their last 18 games. With each passing day, this team’s playoff chances are decreasing. While I hate to be a naysayer, I think it’s unlikely this team makes the postseason. Let’s look ahead at 2023 for a moment. The starting rotation is always a question for the Twins. What will the Twins’ rotation look like in 2023? Well, obviously we will see some of this year’s rotation remain in the rotation next year. There’s no doubt 2021-2022 offseason acquisition Sonny Gray and 2022 July trade deadline acquisition Tyler Mahle will both get spots in the 2023 rotation. Joe Ryan will also in all likelihood get a spot in the 2023 rotation. The remaining two spots, however, are more likely up for grabs. Kenta Maeda, who missed the 2022 season due to Tommy John surgery, could take one of the remaining two spots. The Twins have other options within the organization that could take up one of the remaining spots. The Twins could take that route or they could be spenders in free agency this winter. How do you think the Twins should go about building their 2023 rotation? Do they have the resources within the organization to build a (good) rotation in 2023? If not, who should they add in the offseason?

I have no idea.

Vikings receivers dropping everything

That sounds like a certain NFC Championship Game played in January 2021.

The team looked way different under O’Connell. The defense played well, the offense went for it in the final two minutes, and the whole team played with more gusto.

Finally…that’s enough of Sands

Why the hell is Sands still pitching?

10-7*

Hit it INSIDE the pole, Cave.

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