View Poll Results: Predict It: Doubleheader! Win, loss, or split?

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Thread: Twins vs Tigers, 09-23-2012

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    Senior Member Double-A Lesser Dali's Avatar

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpantheMan View Post
    It probably depends on how long he stays a catcher
    He already has the most batting titles as a player at the catcher position and a good defensive catcher at that. One more batting title as a catcher would serve him well.

    His fellow Cretin-Derham Hall Alum went to the Hall of Fame playing half of his career at DH and was an average 2B/3B the other half. I am not too sure many would argue against Paul Molitor's inclusion in the HOF.

    Not to give Mauer too much credit, but he is 29 and has a ways to go in his career. A career of which, I think will make Twins' fans proud.

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    Pixel Monkey All-Star Brock Beauchamp's Avatar

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    Let's play two!

    Twins:
    Ben Revere CF
    Jamey Carroll 2B
    Joe Mauer C
    Josh Willingham LF
    Justin Morneau 1B
    Ryan Doumit DH
    Trevor Plouffe 3B
    Matt Carson RF
    Pedro Florimon SS
    (P.J. Walters P)

    Tigers:
    Austin Jackson CF

    Quintin Berry 2B
    Miguel Cabrera 3B
    Prince Fielder 1B
    Delmon Young DH
    Brennan Boesch RF
    Jhonny Peralta SS
    Alex Avila RF
    Ramon Santiago C
    (Drew Smyly P)

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    Super Moderator All-Star snepp's Avatar

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    Location down was good, bit too much plate though.


    What can you do? Cabrera's been hitting everything anyway.
    "Maybe you could go grab a bat and ball… and learn something. Maybe you will get it."
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    Senior Member All-Star Willihammer's Avatar

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    Cabrera first Tiger to hit 40 doubles, 40 HRs since Hank Greenberg in 1940.

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    Brilliant, Ben.
    Bring back DPJ!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brock Beauchamp View Post
    I've never seen a triple crown either
    I was around for the last one. I turned 3 shortly after the season. Ahhh memories.
    Bring back DPJ!!

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    Super Moderator All-Star snepp's Avatar

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    I love how Dickbert had a discussion about how the bullpen was "saved" despite rough circumstances.



    Gee guys, you think maybe that shouldn't be a problem anyway.........IN ****ING SEPTEMBER WITH EXPANDED ****ING ROSTERS AND EXTRA ****ING RELIEVERS IN THE MINORS?

    (too much?)
    "Maybe you could go grab a bat and ball… and learn something. Maybe you will get it."
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    Don't worry. It sounds like Capps will be back soon.

  9. #29
    Super Moderator All-Star snepp's Avatar

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    I hate that dirt path going to the pitcher's mound, it looks so tacky.
    "Maybe you could go grab a bat and ball… and learn something. Maybe you will get it."
    - Strib commenter educating the elitists on the value of RBI's

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    Super Moderator All-Star snepp's Avatar

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    Is Bensie going to learn to bunt during the offseason?
    "Maybe you could go grab a bat and ball… and learn something. Maybe you will get it."
    - Strib commenter educating the elitists on the value of RBI's

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    Quote Originally Posted by snepp View Post
    I hate that dirt path going to the pitcher's mound, it looks so tacky.
    Isn't that how most/many ballparks were laid out early in the game's history? Kind of a retro look?

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    Um, sweet!

  13. #33
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    Well at least we surpassed last season's win total. Yay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbknudson View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by snepp View Post
    I hate that dirt path going to the pitcher's mound, it looks so tacky.
    Isn't that how most/many ballparks were laid out early in the game's history? Kind of a retro look?


    Since most of the posters here have no collective memory of Kirby Puckett, let alone Rod Carew, here are pictures of Tiger Stadium, believe or not, there was a ballpark before Comerica.

    http://www.tigerstadiumdetroit.com/navin.html

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    No one is celebrating two wins on one day? The Twins looked decent today, and Walters gave up only one run in six innings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glunn View Post
    No one is celebrating two wins on one day? The Twins looked decent today, and Walters gave up only one run in six innings.
    Twins record:

    AL Central: 34-35
    NL 9-9


    AL East: 10-18
    AL West: 11-27

    The Twins swept the fraud that is the Detroit Tigers today. Getting a doubleheader sweep in the AAAA/JV division of baseball merits a hearty golf clap, although admittedly, Diamond and Walters had good outings. The Tigers showed in vivid colors who they really are today- a destined-for failure, horrendously atrocious, infield defense that was further aided today in that effort by their OF. Furthermore, how do you construct a big-bucks- payroll-team to compete for a title with only 2 mediocre LHRP in the pen? And just one, very hittable, rookie Lefty starter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbknudson View Post
    Isn't that how most/many ballparks were laid out early in the game's history? Kind of a retro look?
    Retro yes, but I think it still looks awful. Hated it on every baseball field I've ever seen.
    "Maybe you could go grab a bat and ball… and learn something. Maybe you will get it."
    - Strib commenter educating the elitists on the value of RBI's

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    Quote Originally Posted by jokin;55457


    Since most of the posters here have no collective memory of Kirby Puckett, let alone Rod Carew, here are pictures of Tiger Stadium, believe or not, there was a ballpark before Comerica.

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    http://www.tigerstadiumdetroit.com/navin.html[/URL]
    I guess this dates me. I remember Rod Carew (saw him play many times) and went to a game at Tiger Stadium in the 80s. By then of course it did not look at all like the pictures here - the dirt path from the plate to the mound had been filled in with grass. I remember thinking how old and dilapidated the stadium looked. Haven't been to the new park yet.

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    Going to Comerica/Tiger Stadium would have involved me traveling to Detroit again. Why would I do that to myself?

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    Pixel Monkey All-Star Brock Beauchamp's Avatar

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    Quote Originally Posted by snepp View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by sbknudson View Post
    Isn't that how most/many ballparks were laid out early in the game's history? Kind of a retro look?
    Retro yes, but I think it still looks awful. Hated it on every baseball field I've ever seen.
    I don't hate it but I don't like it much, either. It ruins the aesthetic of the diamond.

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