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Stauffer, he gone very soon.

Maybe it is just me, but I am seeing a really different Twins team. Their attitude appears much different. I was not excited about Molitor, but maybe him and the changes made, are much better than I thought earlier.

Hunter has the right attitude I can see on my computer, it can only have a positive affect on the young Twins

Plouffle looking GREAT!

Buxton and Berrios, too soon for me. but, what do I know

Great guy!!! Great read!!!! Thanks!!!!

Watched it on mlb.com after the game. Good game and Torii is showed spunk and leadership.

Hunter is always interesting!

I like this new attitude I am seeing from Molitor's Twins

Nice, but that is Iowa

Twins may be exciting this year!

40's this weekend in Mn. and two nights of entertaining Twins baseball in a row....I am catching a real wicked case of Spring fever

Finished House of Cards this last weekend, really good. BUT, nothing beats that first game of Spring

Winter seems sooo much easier, once I can see baseball again!!! Loved the Twins lineup and have more belief in Molitor than I did, it may be a fun and rewarding season!

This is exciting seeing these prospects

Watching it here on mlb.com, worth my $100 for the season. 80 degrees and green grass ahhhhhhhh.

Brings back some great memories, time really flies by, as Killebrew's homerun is still so clear to me. Nice job on this series!!!

Very nice article!!! Thanks!

I'm for less numbers being retired. Only Mauer has a shot in my eyes. Twins Hall of Fame for Hunter, Radke, Kaat, fine. Not retired numbers.

Great story and makes me value my Grandpa role

Santana (ss or cf) and Hughes.

Great article by Ruesse and I think Allen will bring in a new and better approach. Pace of pitching IS important, as pitchers get into that groove. Still surprised that there was no face to face meeting with Allen

Loved the guy and so glad he has found great things to do after baseball!

I'm old school and something needs to be done re: pace/time of the games. Way tooooo slooow. I lose interest and I understand all the arguments for letting it be as is, but, there is no reason that a batter steps out as much as they do to adjust equipment or the pitchers hem and haw as much as they do. I'd rather see a no step out rule for batters and the pitcher must pitch when umpire is ready. Let the umpire count count "1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi etc." until he gets to "5 Mississippi" and call a ball. Also stop all the visits to the mounds by limiting them to once per pitcher. They can talk in the dugout between innings

The coming suspense, was killed by this: "Each was capable of doing significant harm to an opposing team, but they were joined by an absolute Killer." Next: Harmon Killebrew Leads A Revival I look forward for the next posting