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**OFFICIAL Minnesota Twins Thread** - This Is Totally The Year! (1 Viewer)

after today, hughes has an 11.63 strikeout/walk ratio. would be the best in mlb history for a single season if he doesn't pitch again

 
All indications are the Twins manager position is down to Paul Molitor and Doug Mientkiewicz. Molitor is scheduled for a thrid interview today. I expect and announcement in the near future.

 
Loiks like Molitor is our new skip. All the best Paul lets turn this around.

Go Twins
Only the third MLB manager ever hired after being inducted to the HoF as a player (Sandberg, Ted Williams).

There have been many others who managed before being voted into the Hall.

 
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Gene Glynn has been promoted from manager of Class AAA Rochester to third-based coach with the Twins, according to a report in the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.

Glynn, 58, is from Waseca, Minn., and has been the Rochester manager for the last three seasons. He was one of three finalists for the Twins managing job.

The Rochester web site also reported that Doug Mientkiewicz, who has been the manager of the Twins' Class A team at Fort Myers, would be a candidate for promotion to Rochester.

Glynn is the second coach to be named to new manager Paul Molitor's staff. The team announced last week that Tom Brunansky would return for a second season as hitting coach.

 
Report came out yesterday regarding the fact we are down to two pitching coach candidates. Names I am not sure. They did say Frank Viola was dropped from consideration.

 
Four of the Twins' brightest prospects were added to the team's 40-man roster on Thursday to shield them from next month's Rule 5 draft. Now the question is: When will they become part of the 25-man roster?

Third baseman Miguel Sano, second baseman and outfielder Eddie Rosario, right-handed starter Alex Meyer and left-hander Jason Wheeler became part of the major-league team on Thursday, the deadline for setting rosters before the Rule 5 draft.

 
Sethtweets was defending it pretty hard last night. I was shuked. Guy is making 10%+ of our payroll this year.
This ####### town deserves this team. Oh my god he was a Twin back when they were good! Let's bring him back and give him all the money and at-bats that should be going to younger players! This signing isn't pointless at all!

#### this ####. You people are morons.

 
I guess Hunter is an improvement over Parmacolabeleelo so he makes the team a little better in the short term.

As an uninterested observer, I'd kind of like to see Aaron Hicks get an extended run of suckage to see if he's totally hopeless.

 
I guess Hunter is an improvement over Parmacolabeleelo so he makes the team a little better in the short term.

As an uninterested observer, I'd kind of like to see Aaron Hicks get an extended run of suckage to see if he's totally hopeless.
He probably will... in center field.

 
Read it and weep:

Twins 40 Man Roster

# Pitchers B/T Ht Wt DOB
58 A.J. Achter R-R 6'5" 205 Aug 27, 1988
38 Logan Darnell L-L 6'2" 210 Feb 2, 1989
52 Brian Duensing L-L 6'0" 205 Feb 22, 1983
50 Casey Fien R-R 6'2" 205 Oct 21, 1983
44 Kyle Gibson R-R 6'6" 220 Oct 23, 1987
45 Phil Hughes R-R 6'5" 240 Jun 24, 1986
65 Trevor May R-R 6'5" 215 Sep 23, 1989
## Alex Meyer R-R 6'9" 220 Jan 3, 1990
49 Tommy Milone L-L 6'0" 205 Feb 16, 1987
47 Ricky Nolasco R-R 6'2" 225 Dec 13, 1982
48 Lester Oliveros R-R 6'0" 235 May 28, 1988
37 Mike Pelfrey R-R 6'7" 250 Jan 14, 1984
15 Glen Perkins L-L 6'0" 205 Mar 2, 1983
57 Ryan Pressly R-R 6'3" 205 Dec 15, 1988
## Stephen Pryor R-R 6'4" 245 Jul 23, 1989
56 Caleb Thielbar R-L 6'0" 195 Jan 31, 1987
64 Aaron Thompson L-L 6'3" 195 Feb 28, 1987
59 Michael Tonkin R-R 6'7" 220 Nov 19, 1989
## Jason Wheeler L-L 6'6" 255 Oct 27, 1990
# Catchers B/T Ht Wt DOB
26 Eric Fryer R-R 6'2" 215 Aug 26, 1985
43 Josmil Pinto R-R 5'11" 210 Mar 31, 1989
8 Kurt Suzuki R-R 5'11" 230 Oct 4, 1983
# Infielders B/T Ht Wt DOB
## Chris Colabello R-R 6'4" 220 Oct 24, 1983
2 Brian Dozier R-R 5'11" 190 May 15, 1987
5 Eduardo Escobar S-R 5'10" 175 Jan 5, 1989
7 Joe Mauer L-R 6'5" 230 Apr 19, 1983
24 Trevor Plouffe R-R 6'2" 205 Jun 15, 1986
11 Jorge Polanco S-R 5'11" 165 Jul 5, 1993
## Miguel Sano R-R 6'4" 235 May 11, 1993
39 Danny Santana S-R 5'11" 175 Nov 7, 1990
19 Kennys Vargas S-R 6'5" 275 Aug 1, 1990
# Outfielders B/T Ht Wt DOB
31 Oswaldo Arcia L-R 6'0" 220 May 9, 1991
12 Chris Herrmann L-R 6'0" 200 Nov 24, 1987
32 Aaron Hicks S-R 6'2" 190 Oct 2, 1989
48 Torii Hunter R-R 6'2" 225 Jul 18, 1975
## Max Kepler L-L 6'4" 205 Feb 10, 1993
9 Eduardo Nunez R-R 6'0" 185 Jun 15, 1987
27 Chris Parmelee L-L 6'1" 220 Feb 24, 1988
## Eddie Rosario L-R 6'1" 180 Sep 28, 1991
1 Jordan Schafer L-L 6'1" 205 Sep 4, 1986

 
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Frosty's Twins rage is probably the best thing going in the forum right now. Fantastic.

 
Isn't the point that Hunter is going to be a mentor to their young OFs?
Is he going to punch any of them?
I like the odds of Hunter hitting for a better average, about 280, and more HR's, about 18 then any other OF on the Twins on the roster. I don't pay to go to Twins games to watch prospects, if I wanted to watch prospects, I buy season tickets to the farm clubs schedule.
God you're even dumber than I thought.

 
Hey Ryan Doumit's unsigned! He was a high character, good clubhouse guy when he was here. He'd be a terrific addition.

 
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Do you think Pelfrey and Suzuki have a special high five they do to remind each other they each got 2 year contracts for some reason? And then they giggle?

 

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