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Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
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johnnypohlfan
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Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
I never understood why Gardy has him as the #1 starter. He has never lived up to his potential, sucks more often than not, and he has nicknames like Moonshot Scott and Baker the RBI Maker for a reason. With how the rest of the staff is performing, he's a #4 at best.
I never understood why Gardy has him as the #1 starter. He has never lived up to his potential, sucks more often than not, and he has nicknames like Moonshot Scott and Baker the RBI Maker for a reason. With how the rest of the staff is performing, he's a #4 at best.
Shirtless Guy
Old Dirty Basterd
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
Nothing like the Pittsburgh Pirates to bust you out of a funk...8-1, 8-0 and currently 16-0. Before the Pirates series the Brewers had not allowed less than 4 runs in a game. They have also now had 4 straight games where they had an 8 run lead...not to mention scoring 43 runs in their last 4 games...including today so far...It could be worse, at least we're not playing the Brewers right now. They are up 16-0 on the Pirates.
ajoyce02
Cake or Death?
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
We gotta start sweeping some of these lower tier teams, because we aren't always going to keep winning series, eventually we're going to start losing some. 2 out of 3 might be good enough in the Central though.
What happened to the Brewers? Did they miss an extra point?
We gotta start sweeping some of these lower tier teams, because we aren't always going to keep winning series, eventually we're going to start losing some. 2 out of 3 might be good enough in the Central though.
What happened to the Brewers? Did they miss an extra point?
Shirtless Guy
Old Dirty Basterd
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
20-0 final...2 field goals on stalled drives and 2 touchdowns
ajoyce02
Cake or Death?
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
Today was a good day to pick a Brewer in MLB's Beat the Streak contest. Thank you Ryan Bruan.
20-0 final...2 field goals on stalled drives and 2 touchdowns
Today was a good day to pick a Brewer in MLB's Beat the Streak contest. Thank you Ryan Bruan.
ajoyce02
Cake or Death?
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
If ONLY winning 2 out of 3 each series is the biggest concern we have all season, things won't be so bad.
What's that project out to, about 107 wins? Yeah, not bad.
I believe I had end of April for when concern would set in for Twins fans
If ONLY winning 2 out of 3 each series is the biggest concern we have all season, things won't be so bad.
What's that project out to, about 107 wins? Yeah, not bad.
Shirtless Guy
Old Dirty Basterd
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
Well the other key is to not get swept in a seriesIf ONLY winning 2 out of 3 each series is the biggest concern we have all season, things won't be so bad.
What's that project out to, about 107 wins? Yeah, not bad.
ajoyce02
Cake or Death?
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
If we win 2 out of 3 in every series, getting swept won't matter.
Our lead in the Central has been trimmed to 2.5 games.
Well the other key is to not get swept in a series
If we win 2 out of 3 in every series, getting swept won't matter.
Our lead in the Central has been trimmed to 2.5 games.
ScoobyDoo
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Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
I'm in a panic stricken state.I believe I had end of April for when concern would set in for Twins fans
Shirtless Guy
Old Dirty Basterd
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
of course not...but if you don't get swept and still manage to win 1 of 3, you can have a crappy stretch and still be in good shape. Look at the brewer's start. They were 5-7 before the pirates series and because they never got swept, they now have a winning record because of one 3 game sweep.
If we win 2 out of 3 in every series, getting swept won't matter.
Our lead in the Central has been trimmed to 2.5 games.
of course not...but if you don't get swept and still manage to win 1 of 3, you can have a crappy stretch and still be in good shape. Look at the brewer's start. They were 5-7 before the pirates series and because they never got swept, they now have a winning record because of one 3 game sweep.
JF_Gophers
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The only other times in Twins history they started 9-3 or better, their final record for wins were 70, 77, and 85. Of course that 85 win season was a World Series title one.
The only other times in Twins history they started 9-3 or better, their final record for wins were 70, 77, and 85. Of course that 85 win season was a World Series title one.
Shot SAVE Kangas!
I'm thinkin Arby's
Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
Hochevar's been giving the Twins fits. Blackie better step it up.
Twins 3
Royals 6
Hochevar's been giving the Twins fits. Blackie better step it up.
Twins 3
Royals 6
redheadzeb
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Re: Minnesota Twins 2010: The Return of Outdoor Baseball
Blackburn getting roughed up in KC tonight. He looks "uncomfortable," to say the least.
Blackburn getting roughed up in KC tonight. He looks "uncomfortable," to say the least.
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