30 thoughts on “Game 23: White Sox at Twins. 7:10 pm”

  1. Gibson starting. Twins with the same lineup as yesterday against another lefty. Molitor learned from Gardy that if you score a bunch of runs one game, don't change it the next, I guess.

  2. Since its University of Minnesota night at Target Field, I throw out this question:

    Paul Molitor or Dave Winfield, which former Gophers player would you rather have on your team?

    1. No one answered, but I would take Molitor's versatility over Winfield's stability. Molitor could play higher up on the defensive spectrum and was a more dynamic player ... when healthy.

    2. When Molitor got his 3,000th hit, Dad was explaining the significance to me as I was 8 or 9 at the time. I kept thinking his last name was "Paulmolitor" like Palmolive, the floor cleaner. I couldn't figure out what his first name was.

  3. A normal RFer easily makes that play that Hunter turned into a leaping highlight play that the FSN announcers now have to talk about for the rest of the inning.

  4. The scouting report on Adam Eaton is "If the ball is hit to him, its free range on the base paths because he cant throw"

  5. Kennys "Wheels" Vargas. Advanced to third on a medium deep fly ball to CF, advanced home on a wild pitch.

    1. Almost six complete at 71 pitches. Three strikeouts, no walks. So yeah, good Gibson tonight.

      1. Didn't they show a stat a start or two ago that showed that Gibson has a bigger difference in ERAbetween "good" starts and "bad" starts than any other major league pitcher?

        1. in Wins 16 0 1.000 1.60
          in Losses 0 18 .000 10.47
          in No Dec. 0 0 3.36

          stolen from b-r

  6. All that extra base running went to Vargas' head. He was thrown out by 15 feet.

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