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The Mets may be making the same mistake the Twins made with Derek Falvey (opens the original)
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Former Minnesota Twins president of baseball and business operations Derek Falvey “mutually parted ways” last spring and one of the underlying storylines of this season has been where he would end up. Taking the season to evaluate the landscape, we may have finally found our answer as The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon reported on Wednesday that Falvey will be joining the New York Mets front office under lead executive David Sterns. At first glance, this looks like a perfect landing sp
Aaron Sabato's call-up shows how the Twins really feel about Matt Wallner (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Twins finally called up Aaron Sabato on Monday in a move that was years in the making. A first-round pick by the Twins in the 2020 draft, Sabato’s call-up is an interesting development that could help him win a spot on next year’s roster. But it also speaks volumes about the way the team feels about Matt Wallner. Wallner began the year as the Twins’ everyday right fielder, but he was demoted to Triple-A St. Paul after hitting .167/.259/.292 with four homers and 10 RBI over 34 games
The Twins need pitching, but that’s why Bailey Ober should be traded (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Twins are in the process of playing out the final two weeks of the season and after another late-season collapse, it’s clear changes need to be made. Several veterans who have been key parts of the team could be placed on the trading block as a result and if the Twins were wise, they’d consider trading starting pitcher Bailey Ober. Ober has been a solid starter over the past few years, compiling a 38-36 record and a 4.12 ERA. He’s also been durable, throwing at least 120 innings in
The Twins’ lack of a star is becoming a glaring problem (opens the original)
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If you’ve watched the Minnesota Twins the past couple of months, it feels like something is missing. While the common fan may believe it’s millions of dollars to the payroll or a free-spending owner, the games have felt like a lifeless experience as the Twins fall out of playoff contention in the American League. The Twins latest September collapse could trigger the next step of a rebuild. But it also could be that fans no longer have a player they can get behind as the soul of this team. While
The Twins have run out of reasons to avoid another rebuild (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Twins came into last weekend needing to win a series with the Cleveland Guardians to keep their playoff hopes alive. But the results were predictable of a team that shouldn’t have been in a playoff race. After dropping a 5-2 game on Friday night and getting demolished 9-2 on Sunday, the Twins dropped two of three games, effectively eliminating themselves from contention. On one hand, Twins fans can look at the roster and the fact they hung in there until mid-September and believe t
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