If we can't beat this bunch, we can't beat anybody. Hopefully the other team provides us with several examples of White Sockery tonight, and Chris Paddack celebrates Bark in the Park night by deciding to K 9. Go Twins!
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Good top of the first. It's a start.
Thanks for setting up, Padre. Busy day.
No problem. Happy to fill in.
Dazzle did an epic read of the promo for "Hello Kitty Night".
They posted it on the tweets machine 😆
game on FS1 if you get that channel
Twins take the early lead!
multiple hits and runs in one inning! who are these guys?
multiple hits and runs in one inning! who are these guys playing?
FTFY
A quick top of the second for Paddack.
Matt LeCroy in the Bally Sports booth!
ok, those early to mid 2000s Twins team need to have a podcast with all the pranks and stories of the stuff that went on. LeCroy cracking me up 😆
The Twins add on!
Keep 'em coming, boys!
Old friend Robbie Grossman on the White Sox apparently.
I also heard Duffey got called up by the Royals today for what it's worth.
Quality wiggling by Paddack.
If it wasn't the WSox, I'd almost feel bad for them.
Quality White Sox medicine.
I saw someone mention that if the Twins really want to get themselves back in this thing, then this run against the Sox and Angels and Sox (and Sox?) will be crucial. Off to a good start at least.
It appears that the White Sox are the cure for what ails you.
Those season numbers are still horrifying but it’s nice to see that Kepler might not be totally done, given the day
He was injured on Opening Day so it makes sense he had a terrible start until his IL stint.
Paddack's ten strikeouts are one off his career best, done twice with the Padres.