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Sometimes when the results aren't great, a different voice can make enough of a difference to produce better results. There's 5 managers in MLB that have been in their spot longer than Baldelli. They've all been to, or won, a World Series.

Whoever the Twins catcher is in 10 years will be traded to make room for Chip Mauer.

Three years ago, the Twins #4 prospect was Joe Ryan. Worked out OK. Four years ago, it was Jordan Balazovic...

Lots to shake out by then. Festa and SWR will be in the mix.

Is the mythical new ownership group OK with trading away reliable bullpen arms on affordable contracts?

Sounds like the dream to get rid of Correa is unlikely. Houston wanted the Twins to pick up about half of what he's still owed (50 million) and wanted the Twins to include an outfielder too. The Twins refused.

For comparison, the Cardinals closer was dealt to the Mets for their 6th and 15th prospects, plus another throw-in. And he's 31 and a free agent at the end of the year. Reports were out there that Philly was looking for controllable assets. At the very least, they should have gotten a...

Entirely possible this is the best offer they got. But trading a player that did not absolutely need to be traded this season with about 24 hours of negotiation time left leaves the door wide open for speculation.

Starters obviously have more value, but they got the Jays 2 and 4 prospects for Berrios, who only had 1 year of team control left.

He's been a very good defensive shortstop. That's about all the praise I can muster for him. Having a shortstop in this day and age who doesn't really hit for power and is less aggressive on the bases than Cal Ripken Jr. when he was in his 30s is less than ideal.

Correa's not in today's lineup. I'm hopeful it's more than Rocco babying players with owies, but I doubt that's the case here.

Mariners are reportedly interested in Castro and relief pitchers. Maybe Falvey can set a new personal best and acquire three already injured pitchers in the deal.

Oh, I don't like this one bit. It turns out Paddack isn't the only playoff-tested bulldog that those shifty weasels traded to the Tigers.

Oh man. No more listening to Provus and whoever's sitting next to him gushing about Chris Paddack's choice of attire.

Falvey has made some good trades. He's also gotten fleeced. His record is free agency is atrocious, especially those players who they've shelled out big money (at least by Twins' standards) to sign.

The latest ownership buzz was that there's a group back by a super-secret and mysterious "big fish" closing in on a deal. I'm not going to hold my breath on that one.

Trading Jeffers makes zero sense. He's still under team control next year and they have absolutely nothing in the minors that's even close to ready to catch in the bigs. But this organization does lots that makes zero sense.

The home crowd needs to boo Correa with the same fervor he gets on the road. What an overrated, over paid stack of turds.

I retract my prediction about a win streak.

Looking forward to them winning the next 5 games...and then selling off every tradeable piece, including Jax, Duran and Ryan.