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Spring Training Diary: Polanco's Knee, Pagan's Pitches, Maki's Thoughts
Thanks for the updates. As a person who will probably never get to spring training, I appreciate the details and interviews.
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- The Case to Bring Back Miguel Sanó
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- The Twins' Road to Nowhere
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Mets Also Have Medical Concerns about Carlos Correa
"concerns it will reduce his lateral mobility as he ages. " Baseball Reference has Correa listed at 6'4, 220; he will likely lose lateral mobility even if he had not had the injury in 2014. Further, he likely will be moving to third in 5 years not matter what. There are not a ton of 33 year old major league shortstops. Also, I can't remember who reported it, but a few scouts believe he has a couple of 40 home run seasons in him. If that's the case, first base isn't a bad option. Finally, he played well in the games after the slide that shook him up a bit. It seems as if the original offer is still a risk worth taking.
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Can Joey Gallo Rebound from Rock-Bottom in Minnesota?
I hope Gallo reverts to the 3.5 WAR/year form that he had prior to New York/Los Angeles. I don't think it's prudent to bet $11 million on that happening. This organization doesn't seem to do great work on reclamation projects, Last year Sanchez was supposed to be a "he'll benefit from a change of scenery guy." He improved defensively, but his bat didn't.
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Minnesota Twins Sign Joey Gallo
I hope that the Gallo era is as successful for the Twins and the Isiah Kiner-Falefa era was.
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I Will Give Carlos Correa This $10 Bill If He Signs with Minnesota
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- Covid Hits Twins Clubhouse
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Johnny Cueto rumor
This sums it up perfectly. The rotation can beginwth Gray, but when the next three are Bundy, Ober, and Ryan, there's not enough depth or experience to make the playoffs unless the front office expects to win win 50 or 60 games with scores of 9-7
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MLBTR: Trevor Story Reportedly Choosing among 4 teams
Let's not overlook this element from the article "The Twins could offer a clear everyday role at shortstop, but if Story is prioritizing a winning club, it’s a bit of a tougher sell for a 73-win Twins club — even if they’ve acquired Sonny Gray and made some other moves signaling a desire to contend in 2022." The best bet is Story going to the Giants or the Red Sox
- 2022 PECOTA Standings: The 2022 Twins can be Great
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Woman named manager of Yankees MiL team
The Blue Jays have hired a female minor league hitting coach https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/report-blue-jays-hire-jaime-vieria-organization-s-first-female-coach/ar-AASDsXn
- Could the Twins Weather the Blowback of a Luis Arraez Trade?
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The Twins Probably Need an Outfielder. What's Available?
RJA said what I was thinking when I made my previous post.
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The Twins Probably Need an Outfielder. What's Available?
I hope they focus on starters, a shortstop, and relievers before even thinking about an outfielder. The Bundy signing is not focusing on starters.
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Building the Twins All-Time Dream Team - Part 2
I have to agree. I understand the criteria you're using and I wouldn't have a problem with excluding Harmon if the title of the article were "Building the Best Budget WAR Twins Team" but any time the words "Twins All-Time Dream Team" are part of the title, Killebrew has to be on the team.
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