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What can be considered ‘success’ for the Twins in 2022?
Prince William replied to cHawk's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
I really don't know if other teams' fans care as much about how you lose a series as Twins Daily followers do. It may be an internet thing as to me there is much more complaining than supportive statements. The win total is certainly something that is made into a mountain versus being a molehill it could be if compared to Seattle's playoff run s over a similar time period -
What can be considered ‘success’ for the Twins in 2022?
Prince William replied to cHawk's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
At the end of the year what is success does depend on the variables beyond the team control. If the injured position players from last year have a similar patterns this year .500 could be deemed a success. On the other hand, if the other teams continue as they have been, not winning the division would be a failure. -
So, about that pitching pipeline…
Prince William replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
The blueprint seemed to be used with great success last year by the Giants last year. -
So, about that pitching pipeline…
Prince William replied to Brock Beauchamp's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
Cotton has pitched 2 innings in St Paul, Minaya 6. I wouldn't call either of them doing anything great nor could I find any good reason to believe they would be better than anyone else in a high leverage situation. -
Bauer suspended 2 full seasons, beginning today
Prince William replied to Otto von Ballpark's topic in Other Baseball
If you have been run out of a job for personality issues it could cloud your view on other people's situation. There is also a tendency to to lump groups of people as something. For example all cops are now bad people because of Chauvin. If a person has ever been part of a one person's word against another's it may cloud a judgement on this situation. There isn't physical proof, so somebody is lying, it must be the woman because in that person's world a woman has lied about them in their viewpoint. That would be reasons why it could be hard for someone to understand There is also a possibility of a person being a third grade dropout but I really didn't want to go to far in that direction. It is my Uncle Ralph excuse. He survived without really understanding much. The name was changed to protect the innocent -
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Bauer suspended 2 full seasons, beginning today
Prince William replied to Otto von Ballpark's topic in Other Baseball
No court decided guilt or innocence. Employers can fire you any time they want. It is called at will employment. Bauer is not in a protected class -
The chemistry on a team is limited by how moody the darkest, nastiest, pissy narcissistic person on the team gets when things don't go there way. The feuding Oakland team knew they were a special group. Despite the publicized feuds there was likely a cohesive group
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In order for him to be a failed shortstop he would have to play there. I hear there is a pretty good shortstop on the major league team right now So if you are looking at him to be a SS, it would be in the minor leagues. It makes the RF question moot. Another season of minor league ball also makes clear what Lewis' capabilities are at a higher level a slugging percentage that is 40 points higher is drastically better than one that is 40 points lower,
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Career best should never be expected to be repeated but should not be viewed as an impossible happening. Watch closely this year as a few of the free agents do not meet their recent statistics. Observational hypothesis but not necessarily researched is that you see a drop off with pitchers then the arm goes under the knife. Maybe Maeda is a stoic individual and tried to pitch through it, hence the longer time of downslide. Recovery could be as 9 months, could be longer. that is the beauty of medicine, it isn't as predictable as fixing a car from the 50'5
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On your way of thinking, based off of a one part of a season statistic Jose Miranda also slugged at .563 at a higher level of baseball with a better rate of XBH of 41 in 81 games than Lewis did in the AFL. Why would one not advocate for the player with more XBH per game? Sabato had 11 XBH in 21 games with a better slugging percentage of 613. Put him out there. Then there is Matt Wallner with a 606 slugging percentage. Old Royce better not get too comfortable out there, Wallner is going to come for him. I sure hope people are not so naive to believe Correa is here for the long haul. Lewis may need to be the shortstop of the future more than the LF of the future. I don't think Wallner nor Miranda are SS material, but could do fine in the OF.
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Those that clamor for free agent mega contract forgot what Winston Churchill once said about history. The FO would appear to know what an expensive crap shoot FA pitching is and the previous GM in franchise history that wanted to up spending to rebuild the franchise.
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Twins to Sign RHP Chris Archer to One-Year Deal
Prince William replied to Nick Nelson's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
Oh be in that position in life to think that 28 is not young The development of many of the pitchers was hindered by that silly little thing called a pandemic. It is strange to assail the front office for things that they have no control over. They were not responsible for what the previous regime drafted. Their first draft class had high school pitchers. The players drafted after that haven't had time to develop in 2 seasons. What does people expect a timeline to look like for drafted high school or college pitchers? Patrick Corbin, Eovaldi, Bumgartner, Arrietta and Cobb all really sucked for the bucks they were paid. Darvish, Cole, and Strasburg contracts are not close enough to complete to say they were good or bad. There were only a couple of contracts that worked, Wheeler's contract out of all of the big splash contracts signed while this front office has been employed has been the only one that has been worth the money. People here wonder why the FO does not sign big name pitchers to big contracts. The answer lies in effectiveness of how the money gets spent. -
Twins to Sign RHP Chris Archer to One-Year Deal
Prince William replied to Nick Nelson's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
When every team gets an all star player somebody gets to go for the mediocre teams. That was Archer. A statistic on the success rate of TOS is in the abstract. It costs money to read the article. $509 if my short term memory is working. I am neither rich enough nor benevolent enough were I rich enough to pay that. Performance in major league baseball pitchers after surgical treatment of thoracic outlet syndrome - PubMed (nih.gov) -
Twins 2022 Minor League Transactions
Prince William replied to Seth Stohs's topic in Twins Minor League Talk
Released last month and picked up by Atlanta