notoriousgod71

Ok, Hocking's play at Fenway in 2001 was ridiculous. Mientkiewicz's sliding catch and pop up throw to Hocking was equally as impressive. That play epitomizes the resurgence of the TWINS as it was just heads up and miraculous from start to finish.

Oddly enough, I now consider the rotation as the strength of this team.

The fact that MLB managers have to resort to position pitchers pitching despite having 13 man staffs really show how inept they actually are. MLB teams somehow managed to avoid this for 100 years using 9-10 man staffs but not it's more common place than ever. And with the constant roster shuffling no less. Also the extra innings runner is a joke and I have refused to watch extra innings for the past three seasons because of it. Then again, most everything Manfred does is a joke so it shouldn't be a surprise.

Pagan because they give the fans what they want.

I will always dislike the rays for popularizing the opener. That alone should be enough to contract them.

Taylor, Gallo, and Buxton lead MLB in runs saved since 2020. One way to improve this pitching staff.

It's only a heist if either of those two accomplish anything. If berrios is back to 200 innings and a sub 4 ERA next year and the prospects become suspect it's a heist in Toronto's favor.

2 twins, 2 Vikings, 1 gophers basketball

I have always suspected MLB might use different balls when someone approached a record. The umpires would throw out normal balls and bring in "specially authenticated" balls whenever judge would come up. Who knew it was actually true?

I'd like to park myself in front of minny and Paul's to grab a souvenir every time Rocco took him out third time through the order.

They already received their miracle. Somehow, despite their ineptness and self sabotage, a few people actually still care about this team.

I was enraged when selig tried to contract this organization. Now I'm ready to offer this team up for contraction myself.

I would prefer they be the smartest in the room rather than mistakenly thinking they are. Even if they're the only two people in the room they still have the chair to contend with.

I like him a great deal more than Sanchez or Jeffers.

If only it was that often and was actually quantifiable.