Hey...all this complaining about Nishioka. The twins are undefeated with Nishioka in the lineup and averaging over 10 runs per game on offense!
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Hey...all this complaining about Nishioka. The twins are undefeated with Nishioka in the lineup and averaging over 10 runs per game on offense!
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Is there some kind of kamikaze mission he could be assigned to?
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Originally Posted by Ultima Ratio
What's the board policy on racist jokes as long as I'm not flying off the deep end?
I'll refrain from saying anything if it's frowned upon.
Nishioka the Twins' talisman?Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChief
oH YEAH Liam...the teams top pitching prospect who's done nothing but pitch well at AAA. Should the Twins start him...no lets keep rolling out the rotting flesh of Duensing and ****ing Blackburn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brock Beauchamp
I suspect we are seeing the difference between a ball being hit to a second basemen at 90 mph in Japan, and 125 mph in America. The speed and power of the MLB game is clearly a flight or two over his head, something neither he nor the Twins thought would be the case. Unfortunately, he's been blessed with outfield speed, but cursed with a second baseman's arm. The Twins front office knows he isn't working out. I suspect they're letting him prove it to himself that he doesn't belong at this level. He isn't the first player to bust at the MLB level. Every team tries some things that don't work out.
It seems to me as if they're working on something specific with Hendriks. He was sent down at an odd time and the organization has been mum about him since. It'd be nice if someone gave the fanbase an update on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by DPJ
I believe political correctness is a variety of censorship and different from racist jokes(which I think you ought not commit), but use you own best judgment I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by notoriousgod71
I would also like the Twins to come out and say something but JR would give you his first born before that happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brock Beauchamp
Is it odd that the Twins think a prospect is better off working with the AAA pitching coach over Rick Anderson the god of teaching sink?
Got to make them pay here Doumit!
I suspect this may be Duensing's last start. Usually, the way these things go, the pitcher has a couple of poor outings in a row, then complains that he's been feeling 'tightness' in his shoulder. Next bullpen session between starts, the pitcher will admit feeling a 'twinge' and he'll be dumped on the DL. It's a pattern with Gardy and Anderson that goes back a few years.
We're comfortable with them. Let 'er rip.Quote:
Originally Posted by notoriousgod71
You forgot the player sitting on the active roster for 7-10 days, then atempting to pitch and getting rocked and then going on the DL.Quote:
Originally Posted by RickSchuette
And you forgot that they DL stint will be rest and rehab for a couple of months (and in this case through the offseason) followed by Tommy John and/or Labrum surgery.Quote:
Originally Posted by DPJ
:banghead:
Alexi!!
Then when they come back from surgery they'll have their toughness questioned by the teams front office and coaching staff (questioning will depend on the players service time)Quote:
Originally Posted by diehardtwinsfan
:jump:Rally time!!!
4-2 Tribe, top of the 6th, we've got 'em right where we want 'em!
Nish-ventures. It's hopeless.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, Nishi, you're killing me!