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Dman reacted to a post in a topic: Twins Add Another Left-Handed Outfielder on Minor-League Deal
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Um, they all played professional baseball before Luis Arraez?
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Doctor Gast reacted to a post in a topic: How Following the Mauer Usage Model Could Produce an MVP Season for Buxton
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Meet The New Ball. Same as the Old Ball?
ziggy replied to Peter Labuza's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
The rich continue to be the puppetmasters and the rest of us are on strings. Disgusting if it's true. Oh wait, goldilocks was for the Yankees so that makes it okay. -
ziggy reacted to a post in a topic: Meet The New Ball. Same as the Old Ball?
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Longdistancetwins reacted to a post in a topic: Spring Training Game Thread! 3/1/2023 vs. Phillies - LIVE on Bally Sports
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I don't think the umpires care about how they look. If they did Angel Hernandez would no longer be in the major leagues.
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ziggy reacted to a post in a topic: Report from The Fort: Twins 10, Braves 7, Mahle Returns, Julien Homers
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Ted Wiedmann reacted to a post in a topic: Caleb Thielbar, and Why Age Doesn't Equal Potential
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He wants to go to a perennial world series contender. I think that excludes the Twins. A guy can dream though. A tad bit of flawed logic. If Ohtani pitches on Sunday and throws 100 pitches there is no way he plays the outfield for at least 3 days. So his salary should be a combined pitcher and DH.
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Caleb Thielbar, and Why Age Doesn't Equal Potential
ziggy replied to Ted Wiedmann's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
In an interview last year Theilbar stated that in his first go-round with the Twins he was pitching with an injury which limited what he could do. Now the injury is healed so he can pitch however he wants to. How old was Jim Kaat when he retired? -
JDubs reacted to a post in a topic: Is This Where Byron Buxton’s Injuries End?
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Is This Where Byron Buxton’s Injuries End?
ziggy replied to Ted Schwerzler's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
I believe last years 'rest days' were days when his knee was too sore and swollen for him to run. I have Buxton pegged for 155 games, 48 homers, 135 RBI's, 30 stolen bases and the league MVP. -
roger reacted to a post in a topic: So You're Trying to Cope with Carlos Correa Signing Elsewhere
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Carlos said all the right things, did all the right things but in the end he did what's best for him and I can't blame him. Remember, he only came to Minnesota because he sees the ball well in Target Field. It was the springboard he needed for a better batting average and the big contract. I don't blame the Twins one bit for not matching $350 million. I wish him well.
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Twins May Benefit From a Change in Spending Strategy
ziggy replied to Ted Schwerzler's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
Does anyone actually think Falvey or Terry Ryan would come out and say "the Polads have me on a tight money leash so we have to bargin shop for player help"? We will never know how profitable the Twins are or aren't and it is easy to spend someone elses money. When Falvey first was hired I thought he did little free agent spending because of Mauers overweight contract. I understand not wanting an overweight contract but if that's todays market and they are not going to participate in it they need to stop trading prospects for pitchers like Gray and Lopez.- 26 replies
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Winter Meetings Day 1: What Did We Learn?
ziggy replied to Seth Stohs's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
When I see a bird that walks like a duck, looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, I call that bird a duck. I just don't see the Twins buying that Dior belt. I don't see Correa giving the Twins a break on money either, his Dior belt insinuated that. The Polad family didn't get where they are by not getting a return on their money. I hope I'm wrong, I like Correa as a player but 300 million is a lot to fork out. Attendance was not overwhelming last summer when they were in first place for most of the summer.- 41 replies
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Winter Meetings Day 1: What Did We Learn?
ziggy replied to Seth Stohs's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
I don't think the Twins have a chance in Haties of signing Correa. I think he will sign with an almost guaranteed winning organization and the Twins brass are trying to not have the fan base turn sour on them. I hate being negative but this is the reality I see playing out.- 41 replies
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Minnesota’s 3 Options with Carlos Correa
ziggy replied to Cody Christie's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
Does anyone know for sure if #3 is even an option? I have not read C-4's contract but it would not surprise me if Boras insisted on a no trade or very limited trade clause. No matter the answer, I would not trade him when the team is in first place. -
I think there are an abundance of shortstops being drafted by the Twins because shortstops are usually the best athletes (sorry Bert) on the team. And I will pile on in offering a shout out to the Twins Daily team for your continued coverage and articles.
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Rocco is an over thinker. I hate that. He reminds me that I'm a mentaly lazy slob that coasts through life. The mental highlights of my day are remembering to tie my shoes and solving todays Wordle. Lets give the Ivy league front office and Rocco their credit. The Twins are in first place again and nobody could have predicted the pitching staff would be this successful.