The better team won.
Continue reading Game Recap #159: Worse Team 2, Better Team 4
The better team won.
Continue reading Game Recap #159: Worse Team 2, Better Team 4
Why Jeter? Why not.
Staff Ace Phil Hughes.
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The last time I watched a Twins game, Ricky Nolasco pitched his best game of the year, eight scoreless innings, and the Twins won, though Nolasco did not notch a Win. Nolasco will likely need to pitch just as well tonight to give the team a chance as the Diamondbacks send Josh Collmenter to the mound. Collmenter is 10-8 on the year with a 3.60 ERA and he's been dominating opponents for the last month or so. Of course, in the grand scheme of baseball this game means absolutely nothing to pretty much anybody, so we've got that going for us.
Congratulations to Kennys Vargas and Jose Berrios for winning Twins player and pitcher of the year honors, respectively. Vargas is one of the reasons I'm sort of excited for Gardenhire's last season as Twins manager next year. He hits baseballs like they stole food from his plate.
In other news, Aaron Hicks has been held out of the lineup for the last two games with a stiff back. It's our clearest indication yet that the young man possesses a spine. Now if somebody would just find his belly and light a fire in it...
Play ball!
Mom always said, "If you can't say something nice, just don't say anything."
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A fond farewell to Pedro Florimon.
Two out of three ain't bad.
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Twins already losing.