Gibson v. Greene
The Twins started the season in Detroit getting pounded. Hopefully they can finish this first half by returning the favor.
Gibson v. Greene
The Twins started the season in Detroit getting pounded. Hopefully they can finish this first half by returning the favor.
...of the first half of the season. Well, we're past that already, but it's the all-star break after this game. I got to announce the Dozier all-star thing to the wedding, so that was fun.
Doug Allison (1846)
Lee Meadows (1894)
Johnny Wyrostek (1919)
Jack Harshmann (1927)
Ron Fairly (1938)
Tom Tischinski (1944)
Scipio Spinks (1947)
Mario Soto (1956)
Mike Munoz (1965)
Adam Johnson (1979)
Phil Dumatrait (1981)
Tom Gorzelanny (1982)
Howie Kendrick (1983)
The Red Wings split a doubleheader for the only Twins win. The Twins got shutout in three of the games, with the Miracle wasting a fine performance by Mat Batts. Oswaldo Arcia hit another home run. And we're caught up!
We get closer to being caught up. Oswaldo Arcia homers again. Kennys Vargas hits his first minor league homer of the season. Ryan Eades pitches a fine game. Edgar Corcino stays hot. So do LaMonte Wade and Jermaine Palacios. And Gorge Munoz.
Wow. Don't give up on the Twins, eh? Or if you do, don't give up on them in the 7th inning, when you've already invested just under two hours in the game. I mean, the Orange is the New Black finale was good, but...
Anyway, today, we've got Alfredo Simon taking on Phil Hughes. Simon has crafted an acceptable followup to his AllStar campaign last season, whereas our man Phil seems to be pitching quite a better better as of late (though those strikeout numbers are still down. Get 'em up, Phil!)
Prediction: Twins 7, Tigers 1
We'll try to get caught up today, but I have a lot of other things to do, too, so we'll see. A big day for Danny Ortiz. David Hurlbut pitched well. Chih-Wei Hu pitched better. Felix Jorge pitched still better. The bullpen failed for the E-Twins. Jermaine Palacios continues to hit. A walkoff for the DSL Twins.
Pop Schriver (1865)
Jimmy Slagle (1873)
Milt Stock (1893)
Bob Allison (1934)
John Sevcik (1942)
Ed Ott (1951)
Donne Wall (1967)
Andy Ashby (1967)
Javier Lopez (1977)
Blaine Boyer (1981)
Yorman Bazardo (1984)
Bryan Augenstein (1986)
We would also like to wish a very happy birthday to Mrs. Daneeka’s Ghost.
That game was worth attending.
AFter the stunning response to TJJr, why don't we just slip into some Nilsson?
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