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crapforks wrote:I will miss Gomez, but let us hope Hardy turns it around.
Would anyone here rather it was Young?

crapforks wrote:I will miss Gomez, but let us hope Hardy turns it around.
Would anyone here rather it was Young?


Musk21 wrote:Wonder who the Twins will be looking at for our 4th OF? Any ideas? They'll have to be able to play CF. Hopefully someone with a little pop in their bat.


Musk21 wrote:Wonder who the Twins will be looking at for our 4th OF? Any ideas? They'll have to be able to play CF.


Musk21 wrote:I think this is a good trade for both teams.
Wonder who the Twins will be looking at for our 4th OF? Any ideas? They'll have to be able to play CF. Hopefully someone with a little pop in their bat.


Musk21 wrote:I think this is a good trade for both teams.
Wonder who the Twins will be looking at for our 4th OF? Any ideas? They'll have to be able to play CF. Hopefully someone with a little pop in their bat.



notoriousgod71 wrote:Billy better hope Hardy returns to form.
A .659 OPS is nothing to get excited about and his career numbers are .751.






Chicken Little wrote:Musk21 wrote:I think this is a good trade for both teams.
Wonder who the Twins will be looking at for our 4th OF? Any ideas? They'll have to be able to play CF. Hopefully someone with a little pop in their bat.
As DPJ said, as of now it is probably Pridie.
Although, if there is a cheap, decent option available via FA or even trade, I think the Twins would explore that option.

Nick N. wrote:Dan claims to have it on good authority that the Brewers wanted Perkins and the Twins wouldn't give him up. If that's true, I'm baffled and annoyed.

Twins GM Bill Smith said on the conference call that he talked to free agent Orlando Cabrerror this morning and told him Hardy will be the team's shortstop. Smith would not commit to 2011 Twins' Opening Day Second Baseman Nick Punto as the team's starting second baseman.
Nick N. wrote:Dan claims to have it on good authority that the Brewers wanted Perkins and the Twins wouldn't give him up. If that's true, I'm baffled and annoyed.


Nick N. wrote:Dan claims to have it on good authority that the Brewers wanted Perkins and the Twins wouldn't give him up. If that's true, I'm baffled and annoyed.

lambo_asdf wrote:Perkins has a lot more value to redeem than Gomez. Plus, he's one of us.

snepp wrote:No more Gomez/Young debates, I'm saddened.


lambo_asdf wrote:Hey, this is exactly what I said the Twins should do: trade Gomez instead of Young. Now the Twins should get crackin' on finding a useful fourth outfielder (I suggested Cody Ross for Duensing) who can make a productive 400-500 PA as the fourth OF and be a starter in case Delmon fails again.



either Young or gomezlambo_asdf wrote:Hey, this is exactly what I said the Twins should do: trade Gomez instead of Young. Now the Twins should get crackin' on finding a useful fourth outfielder (I suggested Cody Ross for Duensing) who can make a productive 400-500 PA as the fourth OF and be a starter in case Delmon fails again.



Kobs wrote:They can't really afford to move starting pitching, especially if Perkins is going to be moved, as I suspect he will.


lambo_asdf wrote:Kobs wrote:They can't really afford to move starting pitching, especially if Perkins is going to be moved, as I suspect he will.
That could be true, but maybe a Perkins-centered package would work for Florida. Either way, I'm not convinced Duensing is the better of those two guys moving forward. Ross is nearly the ideal fourth outfielder. He plays great in a large reserve role, and he has the tools to back up CF. Also, he's one of the best vs. LHP hitters in baseball, which means you can pencil him in for 150 productive at bats platooning with Kuddubel at DH (or rather, playing LF while Delmon is DH).


rongardenhire wrote:Vezina Trophy Winner Billy Smith needs to be fired. I dont think he has made a good trade since he has been here. He has no vision at all. Señor Excitemento is a great young talent that is going to be great when he matures. It's not like Cuddyer is going to be here much longer, 2 years... And then Carlos would have been ready to take over. And if you wanted JJ Hardy that bad, they shouldve traded 3-4 B- prospects. The twins have a TON of those types and wouldve been valuable in the Brewers organziation, but clogged in ours. Hardy is not the longterm answer at SS, obviousbly they feel different. Another year of Cabrera wouldve been nice helping out with the younger guys with his veteran presence and still productive bat. This trade is absolute garbage. Welcome to the twins family JJ. Hope you're ready to perform, but this trade was retarded.

rongardenhire wrote:And if you wanted JJ Hardy that bad, they shouldve traded 3-4 B- prospects. The twins have a TON of those types

Kobs wrote:I'd rather have Young than Byrd. Byrd is on the wrong side of 30 and his numbers away from Texas are not significantly better than Young's overall line for three years running.

lambo_asdf wrote:Kobs wrote:They can't really afford to move starting pitching, especially if Perkins is going to be moved, as I suspect he will.
That could be true, but maybe a Perkins-centered package would work for Florida. Either way, I'm not convinced Duensing is the better of those two guys moving forward.

Nick N. wrote:Dan claims to have it on good authority that the Brewers wanted Perkins and the Twins wouldn't give him up. If that's true, I'm baffled and annoyed.

Chicken Little wrote:Nick N. wrote:Dan claims to have it on good authority that the Brewers wanted Perkins and the Twins wouldn't give him up. If that's true, I'm baffled and annoyed.
Not true.
Twins officials have confirmed that Brewers did not request Anthony Perkins.

Musk21 wrote:1. Who is Dan?
Musk21 wrote:2. Where have Twins officials confirmed this?
Musk21 wrote:You guys want to clue us in on your info? OK thanks.



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