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I have not been to many Twins games lately, but much like last year the team is maddeningly inconsistent. Just when they take three of four from the eight hundred pound gorilla of all baseball, they turn around and get swept by the tarsiers of baseball. Also, there ( Read more... )

...rivals "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo" for sheer 80s wackiness. I propose a viewing in the near future.

Both are the only two three-game winners in the majors. Bizarre.

The Royals series featured many things Twins fans can fully appreciate: giving us hope for the future while simultaneously driving us to despair. As always, the issue is consistency: Morneau homered twice, breaking out of his funk...but only one of those two times was the offense able to put runners on in front of him. Gomez struck out more than ( Read more... )

Jason Kubel hit the Twins first home run of the season, a solo shot into the right field upper deck just south of the curtain. Otherwise, the team looked much the same both days: only a few hits/baserunners, and even fewer hits to get those runners in ( Read more... )

We met the 214 regulars today. They have seat reservation plans for who stakes out what when - it sounds complicated. For some as-yet-undefined reason, they all live in Woodbury. Names to remember: Marcus, Jake & Ruth (the cutest old couple - eee!), a couple others? It should prove to be an entertaining group to hang out with - like bar buddies ( Read more... )

Yes, indeed...beer was spilled on me at the game tonight. I was so baffled that it was Katie's brother Davis and not some faceless stranger I failed to pull the line out of my memory. Alas ( Read more... )

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Is "experience" or "expertise" more important when evaluating a presidential candidate? Example: John McCain's recent statement about Iran/Al-Qaeda links betray his lack of "expertise" in spite of his alleged "experience". Discuss.

Apparently the Twins have the tallest AND shortest players in all of major league ball: 7'1'' pitcher Loek Van Mil, and 5'2.5" shortstop Chris Cates. His teammates all call him the "little brother".