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I personally would have to disagree with you saying that Rick Anderson can take credit for Deduno's improvement in the walk department. I think its pretty much been proven that Anderson has lost his touch as the Twins pitching coach. It seems like every year the Twins have pitchers who supposedly have "potential" but they struggle and never seem to find this potential. This is a coaching issue, the coach is supposed to be watching and helping the pitcher change what he is doing wrong, as a pitcher you cannot see what you do differently between pitches. Deduno has absolutely filthy stuff, just like Liriano, and its on Anderson to get him straightened out. I'm sick of the twins pitching staff being garbage and Anderson taking absolutely no blame for it. How many young pitchers have we seen struggle with the Twins, only to be traded or lost to free agency and go on to success(Matt Garza, Kyle Lohse, Liriano, just off the top of my head). I honestly feel bad for the young pitchers in the Twins organization(Kyle Gibson, Liam Hendriks), because obviously Anderson's approach is not cutting it.