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It surprises me that you have no clue what your readers are capable of.

In the NFL there is little risk that a player will forego playing pro and go to college. That's the obvious point that you conveniently ignore

Looks like an interesting book - thanks for sharing

This is a great video - thanks for sharing!

I agree - thanks for this report.

Good info - thanks for sharing

While you're at it, why don't you tell the sun to stop shining or bears to stop @#W%#ing in the woods?

I think cmathewson's explanation is the more likely one. Good post.

J Mayo has them at 4 and 5 currently. Thanks for writing this up. Very helpful

Angel Morales is listed twice?

Sanibelchuck - more first-hand reports from you would be a welcome addition to this site!

Are you no longer updating the pitching lines in the first post of the thread? That is a nice summary.

What does this have to do with the thread? Why antagonize other posters?

From what I have heard he has already come miles, so it is not a foregone conclusion that he won't be able to continue to grow as a fielder. And isn't he one of the youngest players in the league? ...

The people who want to grouse will grouse about anything - this thread is living proof.

I think St Peters tweet was awesome.

In the Twins Daily Hall of Fame

I just love being surrounded by drunks who think they know baseball but aren't even aware of the volume of their own voices. Give me a @#$%^&ing kiss cam any day.

Willie Norwood (Dr. Strangeglove) played some CF in each of his four seasons with the Twins. I remember someone (Mauch?) burning his glove in a pre-game ceremony to try to rid Willie of his fielding...

Dukes was a teacher when I was in High School in Duluth - an awesome guy!

Usually I hate it when ignored posters are quoted - it defeats the purpose of the ignore feature - but this one made me laugh (at the poster - not with him)

TalkRadio already loves him

With Kepler's background it makes too much sense to go slowly with him. The point is to maximize the development of young players, not to have a race to the majors.

That % could actually lead the board

Definitely artificial intelligence at work.