FanSince1961

Sinclair has acted irresponsibly and unethically in acquiring these rights. Hope the bankruptcy court sticks it to them and the rights go to a much more responsible broadcaster soon. Bally's coverage is ugly.

No.

People, people, people. This ain't gonna happen. Correa is a smart young man. So is his agent. They know how to woo people and organizations. This is all posturing to pressure the Mets into closing the deal. Let's move on. FO, time for some BIG moves. Saying the roster so far for 2023 is ho-hum is a gross exaggeration.

Boras is just posturing to close the deal with the Mets. Correa has made it clear he wants to play for the Mets and, clearly, that he doesn't want to play with the Twins. Minnesotans need to get over their inferiority complex (let's face it, we aren't for everyone and we ought to be damned proud of it). Same for being so gullible in soaking up praise that's in the player's best interest while negotiating.

Step back? How much lower do they want to go? Cellar? Subbasement? I mean really.

Where did the Twins finish? Where did the Padres finish? There's your answer.

The front office felt they need to replace Sano? Damned fine job of doing that. This is, straight up, the worst signing in Twins history.

Murph, Cruel? Really? Simple statements of fact. There is ample evidence he wasted his talent. Still the Twins gave him plenty of opportunities. Lighten up Francis. FS61

How about sticking to baseball.

Sano long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye. Waste of our time as fans. (Never was one of his.) And, especially, of his talent and potential. Finally. About damn time.

A solid utility man is always valuable.

How about trying to generate runs however possible? Bring back the Piranhas.

Your commentary on Baldelli is a good start. But, in addition to the comments already offered by subscribers, I'd add that Baldelli relies far too often on analytics. I buy into their importance in today's game but not to the exclusion of having a sense of the flow of players and the game. Baldelli too often pulls pitchers who are on a roll for the sake of pitch count or bullpen use. I also agree with stringer bell's comments about his failure to make timely and smart substitutions. For the record I totally agree with comments about the lack of sound fundamentals. That's costs runs and runs cost ballgames. Perhaps it is the contrast to the emphasis recent managers placed on fundamentals but nothing irritates me more than watching multi-millionaires playing sloppy defense because they're not called on it. Let's get back to the fundamentals and get these guys more pitching depth as a platform for winning more games!