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On the Big Ten Network show they mentioned seeing 3 safeties on the field in nickel instead of the more traditional 3 CBs. I can see one of the safeties taking on a bit of the role of Jack Henderson last year. Super pumped about the defense. If CB play can be solid, really has the chance to be...

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If you don’t remember, he was the prospect from Seattle in the Polanco trade. Having a real good year.

That confused me too.

As tempting as it is, DE/rush LB is already a big strength. Not sure he would be happy going somewhere where he has to share reps with several other guys.

This team full of misfits will go on a streak of winning 8 of 10 or something.

I have to believe a lot of this was directed from the ownership. Otherwise its an extremely bold move by Falvey considering it's likely the benefits of this process will take longer than the time it takes to get a new owner. Falvey has to hope the new owners agree with or are at least willing to...

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6529725/2025/08/01/minnesota-twins-trade-carlos-correa-astros/

If you're into weird sci-fi/alien/apocalyptic stuff, The Eternaut on Netflix is solid. It's filmed in Argentina and based on a comic from the 50's there. Season 1 is only 6 episodes long. The English dub isn't bad.

Gleeman:

2. Twins: 10 prospects (6 on Top 30) An argument could be made to put the Twins in the top spot because they landed two Top 100 prospects in Eduardo Tait (No. 56) and Mick Abel (No. 91) when they sent Jhoan Duran to the Phillies. Tait slid in at No. 4 and Abel at No. 6 on the Twins' list, but...

I don’t get what the strategy was today because it was all over the place. Some moves were to save money obviously. Some were to try to get prospects. And a few were to trade for worse current MLB players. Varland makes no sense as he is costing almost nothing and is under control for 5 more...

Dustin May to the Red Sox so that might mean Ryan is out of the picture.

I will quit being a fan if this happens.

Toby Gardenhire bringing all the players together that are being called up to let them know.

Yep. Was a DII player before going to Coastal Carolina for one year. Went undrafted, played independent ball for a summer and then the Twins signed him. Also, he's only 5'5".

The funny thing with Wallner is he has a higher OPS than every Twins hitter except Buxton, Bader and Clemens. His SLG and OBP have been solid. He walks a lot and when he hits the ball, he hits with a lot of power. But yes, he needs to make more contact. I'm hoping he can rebound.