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Rosario or Berrios

Why does this team make routine Sac Fly Balls look like an 8 year old hitting a Randy Johnson Slider?

I think there is too much pressure on him to get on base in front of Mauer from the 1 hole. I'd like to see him moved to the end of the lineup to get some confidence. If he fails there then send him back to AAA but first season in the bigs and you have to bat leadoff in front of Mauer. Have fun with that.

A lot of dp opportunities moving guys with balls in the dirt. It's alright, Morneau is going to win the AL MVP so 2 runs will be nothing to overcome.

Worley not looking good and defense not looking good. Twins win 10 games all year.

Colabello is on a tear in the WBC. Gardenhire has stated he wants "pop" from the bench. What is the likelihood that we see Colabello on the major league roster early in the season? Colabello's WBC Stats: AB 13 H 6 AVG .462 OBP .462 SLG .923 HR 2 RBI 7

I hate Spring Training. The Twins offense looks so dominant, and then April will come and they'll have an offense ranked 20-30 probably.

Count me in: 1. Kershaw 2. Weaver 3. Cain 4. Medlen 5. Scherzer 6. Wainwright Sounds like a good time.

I'd rather give him 5 year 75m. But who are we kidding, we are fans of the Minnesota Twins, they refuse to spend money on big name free agents.

Jason Bartlett

It's definitely time to be worried, but at least there is comfort in knowing that his $14m comes off the books after the 2013 season and the Twins and him can part ways.

From 2002-2006 when the Twins won the central 4 of 5 times they were not a power hitting team. They were usually middle of the road in AL in total HRs, and in 2006 they were 13 of 14 teams. The Twins have historically been successful without hitting the long ball. They need span and revere to get on base consistently, advance with their speed and Mauer to hit .320 and Morneau to be the long ball hitter.