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What are the chances Larnach Kepler Kirloff Gallo are all healthy at the same time for more than a few days at any point in the season? I’d guess pretty slim given Larnach and Kirloff history alone. Fair chance only 2 are healthy for multiple stretches. Also effectiveness, will all 4 have even good to average years? Again no considering 2 are unproven and 2 bounce back type candidates. The depth is fine and will take care of itself.

This is like eating a raw salad with no dressing. Probably good for you but it tastes terrible and leaves you unsatisfied. Arraez was fun. Loved watching him play. Did we get good “value” sure but it makes the Twins less watchable IMO.

He simply cant be in the lineup against lefties. A sub 500 OPS is a complete black hole in the lineup on par with a having a pitcher hit. Good right field play ain't making up for that. An average hitter and really good fielder is a solid piece - which is only a reality vs a RH pitcher.....

This article adds to the complete failure of an off-season by the front office. You almost couldn’t have as bad of a year if you were trying to fail. Rule 5, free agency complete whiffs that made the team actually worse, no impactful trade, inability to sign young stars. It couldn’t possibly be worse and historically has to be among the worst of all time. Their ability to evaluate talent was just flat wrong on every level.