I was around for very little of either game, so I'm working off what I'm reading here.
Continue reading Game Recap #25 & #26: Swept 7, Sweepers 13 (21 Innings)
I was around for very little of either game, so I'm working off what I'm reading here.
Continue reading Game Recap #25 & #26: Swept 7, Sweepers 13 (21 Innings)
Let's try to avoid the sweep here, boys, okay? -or- Relative veteran Johnson squares off against the rookie Patterson in his MLB debut.
Continue reading 2014 Game 26: Los Angeles Dodgers v. Minnesota Twins – Primetime
The first of two games scheduled for today, though time will tell if we even get through one of them...
Continue reading 2014 Game 25: Los Angeles Dodgers v. Minnesota Twins – Matinee
Where we are a month into the season.
I'd really like to head home with a series win here.
Continue reading 2014 Game 21: Minnesota Twins at Tampa Bay Rays
Life has its ups and downs.
Bucky Walters (1909)
Hector Maestri (1935)
Rick Miller (1948)
Ed Hodge (1958)
R. J. Reynolds (1959)
Frank Viola (1960)
Spike Owen (1961)
Scott Kamieniecki (1964)
Brent Mayne (1968)
Jose Cruz (1974)
Joe Beimel (1977)
George Sherrill (1977)
Dennys Reyes (1977)
Joe Mauer (1983)
Zach Duke (1983)
Right-hander Hector Maestri was with the Washington franchise in 1960, making one appearance in the majors. Before the 1961 season started, however, he was selected in the expansion draft by the new Washington franchise, for whom he made one more appearance in 1961.
A look at how the Twins and their affiliates are doing in the standings.
Wasn't that a rally?