Blake

I will wait and see what happens. as I'm not privy to any ongoing discussions within the Twins organization. I'm quite sure the FO wants to improve the pitching staff, but, what they have to offer may not fit a need for teams that are selling and teams that are selling may want far more than the FO is willing to give up. I would like the FO to make a move, but, I also know sometimes not making a move is the hardest thing to do.

Consider: The Dodgers got rid of Puig and less than a year later, he's in Cleveland. Sort of a last gasp desperation move by Cleveland, far as I'm concerned. Looking at Puig's numbers, they're okay but not stellar. We shall see what happens.

What I get for being to lazy to read through other comments. I don't think one can afford to give up Buxton for Syndergaard. Yes, Syndergaard is a game changer..every fifth day. Buxton is a game changer every time he plays. On top of that, I think disrupting the outfield core at this point in time is a bad idea.

I'm not sure if it's been mentioned, but I think the ask from the Mets is ridiculous to the point I'd be wondering if it's really worth dealing with them. I think it would be pretty close to, "Nice chatting with you and good luck with your future endeavors" and then move on.

ewwee!

Why yes, that is some chicken we had yesterday.

WINNAH!!!

Your fingers are possessed?

Then, Mr. Porto has done us a favor. We now know we can mix Aloe and Coors Light for effective sunburn relief!

At least, a use for Coors Light that doesn't involve drinking the stuff!

Is the strike zone inconsistent or just a bit generous? Been little busy.

Carole "Cannibal" Keller does have a ring to it, though.

I don't get Renteria pulling Covey when he did. The Sox aren't contending and they need to develop players at this stage of the season. Putting more of a load on the bullpen seems foolish.

I think the bullpen can use the experience, so, not a bad move.

Baseball is a crazy game. The numbers say the Twins should own Nova yet, Nova, so far, is owning the Twins.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, spoil things on a technicality.

Poll: Which play induces more laughter: Buxton scoring from second on a wild pitch or Buxton scoring from second on a dropped popup?

Why would we start now? Typical, someone comes along and thinks we need to change a proven method of operation.

Excellent intro, Ma'am, err, Miss! I still can't believe how long the Twins were stuck on 200 home runs. What was it, two innings or some such?

This one is better.

After much effort, finally.