papalawrence

That's a good idea, thanks

How many huge, long-term deals turn on well? Small %. I'm fine if Det never goes that route again, although I'd like to see them retain their own stars

For years there has talk of the Twins selling. I don't believe anything is close. Minneapolis is much more of a Vikings city. Twins fans are more bandwagon

I think I like the composition of this team better than I did the '06-'14 run. The current team is more balanced overall. And the last half of that older run, I always felt there would come a time when the contracts (vmart, miggy, etc) would become albatross-esque and there would need to be a rebuild. Harris really does seem to have the franchise on a more sustainable positive path

Thanks, wasn't aware of that

This year I paid the extra $50 to have the Twins game live and not blacked out. Paid $199 instead of $149

I think Cleveland will be close. Their system is what I think Harris wants Detroit's to become. And KC is good too.

Oh no, I had a huge crush on her!

I live in Minneapolis and hear the local takes. You might be right. To piggyback on their 2024 collapse with a 4-11 start isn't good

I agree! Although I have always been a bit envious of colonel Klink's spectacle

How did you guys watch? I have mlb tv and only the Twins feed was available. Maybe that's because I live in Minneapolis? Was interesting listening to the MN team. They're very impressed with Jobe and the Tigers. They said more positives about Detroit than they did for the Twins

Papa Grande-esque

2nd grade for me. Miss McKintyre was a great teacher

Hack Wilson-esque

Det has been winning back to the end of 2023, when they went 29-21 to close out that season. 122-102 in their last 224 games, a .545 clip. I'm confident they will make the playoffs again this year, barring major injuries of course.