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sachishi4 wrote:how about mr big shot nick punto with the clutch 3 run double!

Who says he's just a defensive specialist

Carlos Gomez hits for the cycle!

Torii who?

First off, the lengthy rain delay gave me a chance to watch the game, a big thanks to Mom Nature for that one.

Secondly, I did get the AFLAC trivia question right last night. What rookie Twins closer had 20 some saves in 1980?

Thirdly, Livantana and Cargorii's efforts were greatly appreciated as they do their part to start a fresh row of hammers.

Finally, more beautiful weather for the Twins in Chicago. Today is looking like another dandy, break out the thong if you'll be in the bleachers today.



5/7: MIN 13, CWS 1

Irishmans Shanty wrote:First off, the lengthy rain delay gave me a chance to watch the game, a big thanks to Mom Nature for that one.

Secondly, I did get the AFLAC trivia question right last night. What rookie Twins closer had 20 some saves in 1980?

Thirdly, Livantana and Cargorii's efforts were greatly appreciated as they do their part to start a fresh row of hammers.

Finally, more beautiful weather for the Twins in Chicago. Today is looking like another dandy, break out the thong if you'll be in the bleachers today.



5/7: MIN 13, CWS 1

UpNorthStars wrote:

Irishmans Shanty wrote:
Finally, more beautiful weather for the Twins in Chicago. Today is looking like another dandy, break out the thong if you'll be in the bleachers today.

I'm pretty sure it was a general sentiment toward the female attendee's and not current bored members, unless DMom is tuning in.....

Neutron 14 wrote:

UpNorthStars wrote:

Irishmans Shanty wrote:
Finally, more beautiful weather for the Twins in Chicago. Today is looking like another dandy, break out the thong if you'll be in the bleachers today.

I'm pretty sure it was a general sentiment toward the female attendee's and not current bored members, unless DMom is tuning in.....

Surely not intended for Chrisk

I've found a long lost brother of the 2005 & 2007 Twins, the 2008 Sox.

After torching the Blue Jays for 5 runs over 4 games on the weekend, the Sox erupted for 7 runs in one game only to follow it up with;

000-000-001-000-0

Speaking of brothers. Which one of these guys is Travis Hafner and which one is Javier Bardem, the pyscho killer in No Country for Old Men

To Twins fans, does it matter?

If you dont know, just flip a coin.

Earlier this season I was watching an Indians game and the announcers were discussing what any man with small hands wants discussed about him on TV. These guys couldn't get over how small Travis Hafner's hands were. Based on the paw that is clutching that King of Beers, Hafner has to be in the top photo.

SI has done something kind of interesting. They have a list of the "Best Baseball Players By Jersey Number". I got a real kick out of #50 in particular.

Here's the full list: 0-22, 23-46, 47-99.

It's a good time killer at work if nothing else.

Govs93 wrote:SI has done something kind of interesting. They have a list of the "Best Baseball Players By Jersey Number". I got a real kick out of #50 in particular.

Here's the full list: 0-22, 23-46, 47-99.

It's a good time killer at work if nothing else.

Thanks Govs



No. 57 | Francisco Rodriguez
Runner-up: Johan Santana



Rodriguez over Santana
Who votes on this at SI, the admin and janitors...

DmanDad1980 wrote:
Rodriguez over Santana

Irishmans Shanty wrote:

DmanDad1980 wrote:
Rodriguez over Santana

I was going to nominate Lawton for the #50 spot. Wasn't Rich Becker #25? Where is he on this bogus list?

I saw Jim Edmonds was released today. Too bad our outfield is stacked.

Irishmans Shanty wrote:Neshek's shakiness is a result of an injury. We haven't been told anything yet but effective late inning guys who suddenly become uneffective are usually combating a physical breakdown.

I hate being right.

Mike Lamb watch:
.235 AVG, .250 OBP, 98 AB, 6 R, 23 H, 0 HR, 13 RBI, 29 TB, .933 FP

Got back from NY, wow they have some nice stadiums out there and both are getting torn down for even nicer ones. Go figure...

Neshek out for year, Punto on DL, Perkins and Cassilla get the call ups.

Happy day to all you "Mothers"...

Govs93 wrote:

Irishmans Shanty wrote:

DmanDad1980 wrote:
Rodriguez over Santana

Thanks Govs,

It did seem obvious to me...
Career journeyman over a future HOF pitcher...
They were voting for individuals, not teams, right...

Sorry Shanty, doesn't fit...

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Don't stop scoring.

I'm glad they don't play these guys 19 times.

DmanDad1980 wrote:Thanks Govs,

It did seem obvious to me...
Career journeyman over a future HOF pitcher...
They were voting for individuals, not teams, right...

Sorry Shanty, doesn't fit...

Who's the career journeyman?

A) September 24, 1998: Signed by the Anaheim Angels as an amateur free agent.

or

B) July 2, 1995: Signed by the Houston Astros as an amateur free agent.

December 13, 1999: Drafted by the Florida Marlins from the Houston Astros in the 1999 Rule 5 Draft.

December 13, 1999: Traded by the Florida Marlins with cash to the Minnesota Twins for Jared Camps.

January 29, 2008: Traded by the Minnesota Twins to the New York Mets for Carlos Gomez, Philip Humber, Deolis Guerra, and Kevin Mulvey.


I do think that Santana is the better choice for the Best Player for #57 over K-Rod, just wondering who the "career journeyman" and the "future HOF pitcher" is.

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Cancel that last order, you can't outscore 'em, you need to outdefend them.

Oh Craig Monroe... you make me yearn to see what Frankie T would do here.