Ohtani out for 2019 with the surgery everyone expected him to need two months ago.
TWINS BASEBALL!!!
Molitor still hasn’t had a chance to call Buxton but still intends to do so. Has not been advised against it considering potential grievance. #mntwins.
Seems like advising Molitor to not contact Buxton looks worse.
I agree. And "hasn't had a chance to call" sounds pretty lame, too.
Hey, there's important game plans to be made.
Valdéz's third career start. Astros easing him in gently.
He's figured out how to balk without getting called for it, at the very least.
Is Bregmen really that good, or just against the Twins?
He's really good. 6.7 rWAR this year, 162 OPS+. He was pretty good last year with 4.1 rWAR (in nearly same number of PAs as this year) and 126 OPS+.
And really, really good against the Twins. 500/.591/1.056 against the Twins this year prior to today in 22 PAs. Second best OPS+ compared to any team.
I turned on the game just in time to hear an A-Stud home run! Number two!
Odoreater does nothing for me. Doesn’t look like Palacios is doing much for TB either.
Third most valuable Twins pitcher this year, tied with Taylor Rogers at 1.4 rWAR. Mejia is at 1 rWAR in much, much fewer innings. Nothing remarkable with Odo but he's made all his starts and his FIP is the same as Gibson, who's K/9 has dropped. Odo's biggest problem is too many pitches per batter.
What do you mean? According to Mike B, he stuck out the side one inning with a crisp 21 pitches.
It's got to be frustrating to be a position player when they keep trotting Matt Beslile out there to pitch.
I didn't make it that far last night, but I do know that it is for at least one fan.
Ohtani out for 2019 with the surgery everyone expected him to need two months ago.
TWINS BASEBALL!!!
Seems like advising Molitor to not contact Buxton looks worse.
I agree. And "hasn't had a chance to call" sounds pretty lame, too.
Hey, there's important game plans to be made.
Valdéz's third career start. Astros easing him in gently.
He's figured out how to balk without getting called for it, at the very least.
Is Bregmen really that good, or just against the Twins?
He's really good. 6.7 rWAR this year, 162 OPS+. He was pretty good last year with 4.1 rWAR (in nearly same number of PAs as this year) and 126 OPS+.
And really, really good against the Twins. 500/.591/1.056 against the Twins this year prior to today in 22 PAs. Second best OPS+ compared to any team.
I turned on the game just in time to hear an A-Stud home run! Number two!
Odoreater does nothing for me. Doesn’t look like Palacios is doing much for TB either.
Third most valuable Twins pitcher this year, tied with Taylor Rogers at 1.4 rWAR. Mejia is at 1 rWAR in much, much fewer innings. Nothing remarkable with Odo but he's made all his starts and his FIP is the same as Gibson, who's K/9 has dropped. Odo's biggest problem is too many pitches per batter.
What do you mean? According to Mike B, he stuck out the side one inning with a crisp 21 pitches.
It's got to be frustrating to be a position player when they keep trotting Matt Beslile out there to pitch.
I didn't make it that far last night, but I do know that it is for at least one fan.