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  1.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: What happens to Bally Sports with it's parent company Diamond Sports expecting to file for bankruptcy.
  2.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: What happens to Bally Sports with it's parent company Diamond Sports expecting to file for bankruptcy.
  3.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: STUNNER: Carlos Correa Agrees to Terms with Minnesota Twins
  4.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: If only the Twins could find a right handed bat who averages 38 home runs, 98 RBI, 90 runs scored per 162 games with a career OPS over .800
  5.    h2oface reacted to a post in a topic: Again? The Twins Lose Carlos Correa to the Mets.
  6. snyder
    100% agree. Once you get to the hundreds of millions of dollars, those elite players aren't looking at net dollars after taxes. It's all about bragging rights that they are a 300+ million dollar player, The Twins couldn't or wouldn't pull that trigger and they never had a shot. Even if they said 295 million, it wasn't 300 million.
  7.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: Again? The Twins Lose Carlos Correa to the Mets.
  8.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: Again? The Twins Lose Carlos Correa to the Mets.
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  11.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: Gut Punch! Carlos Correa Signs with the Giants
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  13. snyder
    It's all persepective. I like staring out the window and watching a blizzard while I stand in front of my wood burner. Also, blizzards put a damper on the homeless tent cities and rampant poop/drug needle problems plagueing the West Coast cities. I'll take the cold over playing hop-scotch around poopy sidewalks.
  14.    snyder reacted to a post in a topic: Which Frontline Starter Should the Twins Go Get?
  15.    operation mindcrime reacted to a post in a topic:  Sinclair Announces Details of “Bally Sports+” Streaming Service
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  17. snyder
    At $20 a month, they priced themselves way too high for most people to pick it up. I have Hulu and have been waiting for this, but I am not paying that much a month. $10 a month is my limit. Honestly, I just don't see how Bally and Sinclair can afford to keep going at this rate. It has been nothing but bad press and angry customers since they took over. At some point, MLB will have to step in because fans that can't watch the games won't keep being fans.
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  23. snyder
    I'm not saying he is terrible and should be batting 8th just to hide him. With his power, Sano should be hitting 4th or 5th in the lineup everyday. But his low average and high Ks end up pushing him to the back half of the lineup. I have a hard time calling some one that even slides out of his usual 6th spot in the lineup to the 7th spot sometimes an above average hitter. Those spots of the line-up are for the average hitters
  24. snyder
    He is not an above average hitter. His career average is .236. He has only hit above .250 twice in his seven year career, now eighth year. His slugging percentage only makes him an average hitter, at best.
  25. snyder
    This could be the magical World Series season if it all falls into place, which definitely is possible. The pieces are all there for that to happen, but I'm not holding my breath. Realistically, I would consider this season a success if two things happen: The Twins win a playoff game and kill that 20 year monkey that has been on their back and Correa decides to stay for next year. This would set them up for an actual WS run in a couple seasons.
  26. snyder
    I cringe every time I see Buxton running full speed at the wall. Maybe they could pad the walls like gigantic pillows at Target Field. Or teach Buxton the Bo Jackson wall run
  27. snyder
    I remember beginning of July that year talking with co-workers about who was better, Santana or Liriano, By the end of the month, it was Liriano hands down. A bad game for Liriano was giving up 4 hits. We could have had the 1st and 2nd place Cy Young pitchers, and the Cy Young would have been Liriano.
  28. snyder
    Knowing that Correa is way too much money for the Twins, there are a couple moves the front office could make. If the Twins could sign Story and Carlos Rodon, they could then make a trade for another pitcher and set themselves up to make a run in a year or two when some these pitching prospects finally become big league pitchers they are supposed to be
  29. snyder
    But the Cubs do have a history of spending money and signing the big names. The Cubs could sign more people after Stroman to fill out their roster to be competitive. If the Twins signed Rodon, I just don't see them spending any more big money and they still are not competitive this year.
  30. snyder
    The only way Rodon signs with the Twins is if they overpay. If the high end of the market for Rodon is a one year deal at 25 million, Twins will have to offer 45-50 million over 2 years to get him to come to a rebuilding team. You have to pay to get players to sign with rebuilding teams.
  31. snyder
    Reading and following for a while, finally decided to jump in
  32. snyder
    Had he not injured his elbow, I think 2006 Liriano could have been #1 on the list. Liriano was pitching better than Santana that year and Santana won the Cy Young that year. Another "what could have been" player and season
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