Official Texas is teh best. 99slow gsx is eating crow............love brian
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HandoEX wrote:
You obviously have NO IDEA what you are talking about. The Twins have won the last THREE division titles. How many other MLB teams have won 3 division titles in a row? One off year and all of a sudden they are crappy because of low payroll?I suppose you are going to say that it is damn tough to win a Central Division Title eh? I could care less if they are a Central Division winner. They have not and will not be a World Series contender until they spend some money on a couple big hitters.
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speaking of twins, Golf season looks pretty good huh?
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50stang wrote:
I suppose you are going to say that it is damn tough to win a Central Division Title eh? I could care less if they are a Central Division winner. They have not and will not be a World Series contender until they spend some money on a couple big hitters.Dude, dont even start to pretend you know baseball.........Twins do just fine for the money they spend. The central division has two of the best teams in the league. Twins have just had bad luck this year. They have one of the best pitching staffs around. But who cares, it is just the AL central division, at least it isnt the nl west...........:rolleyes:
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brian when and where are you and johana santana goin golfing when the season ends?
twins suck
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i don't know what leagues you guys are all in but culpepper manage +8 points in yesterdays game. How the hell did that happen? Some how that late 4th quarter touchdown when he was playing against reserves made up for the 5 interceptions he made???? I'm glad he's not on my team. Although, if someone has an "ok" back up quarterback, now might be the time to see if you can trade for culpepper, he'll turn his season around sooner or later, but for now he might as well sit on your bench permenently.
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...2 games behind the LAA with a 4 game series @ oakland at the end of the month.
oh by the way, if you want to get technical, 5.5 games ahead of the tiddly twinks
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johny_boy32 wrote:
i don't know what leagues you guys are all in but culpepper manage +8 points in yesterdays game. How the hell did that happen? Some how that late 4th quarter touchdown when he was playing against reserves made up for the 5 interceptions he made???? I'm glad he's not on my team. Although, if someone has an "ok" back up quarterback, now might be the time to see if you can trade for culpepper, he'll turn his season around sooner or later, but for now he might as well sit on your bench permenently.I got a whopping 2 points from him........
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I got 11
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99slowGSX wrote:
A's always choke in the play offs...............Sounds familiar....they should relocate to MN
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tjamz wrote:
Sounds familiar....they should relocate to MNAgreed, but all in all they do things right. They use there minor league systems properly, spend money in the right places and still have the lowest payrolls in the league(and are competitive). I hate the Yankees with a passion and love how they try to buy championships. Anyways the twins and a's do things the right way..............\
...............now back to the football talk.
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99slowGSX wrote:
Twins do just fine for the money they spend."If" I was a Twins fan and really cared how far they actually went each season... I would be pissed that they refuse to bring in someone that can hit.
For the money we as fans pay to goto the games, I sure as hell don't want to back a team that shoots to be a "just fine" team. -
50stang wrote:
"If" I was a Twins fan and really cared how far they actually went each season... I would be pissed that they refuse to bring in someone that can hit.
For the money we as fans pay to goto the games, I sure as hell don't want to back a team that shoots to be a "just fine" team.Well to start the year off we had plenty of good hitters that did not live up to there capabilities. Morneau, Mauer, Jones, Hunter, Stewart are each capable to hit 20 + home runs a year. ESPN had them picked to win the world series, it just didnt work out. Why waste millions of dollars on one player who can hit homeruns when they can get a couple of players that will help the team in other ways. You cant win it every year with the players that can HIT. Look at the Yankees..........So with the use of the payroll, there minor league system, and signing of free agents, I would say they are doing "Just Fine". They play the game right, hustle all the time, and are not overpayed whiny little bitches..........
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99slowGSX wrote:
Well to start the year off we had plenty of good hitters that did not live up to there capabilities. Morneau, Mauer, Jones, Hunter, Stewart are each capable to hit 20 + home runs a year.We have a few "good" hitters and then we have some real bad hitters. We don't have any "great" hitters. I think we need at least one more great hitter that we can always depend on. Someone that we can count on to get 25-30 home runs/year without question.
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i thought this was a vikings thread!!!
Either way...the vikings suck ass this year...they need to get rid of culpepper fast!
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50stang wrote:
We have a few "good" hitters and then we have some real bad hitters. We don't have any "great" hitters. I think we need at least one more great hitter that we can always depend on. Someone that we can count on to get 25-30 home runs/year without question.
And I don't think Stewart is ever going to be a 20+ home run a year hitter or even close for that matter.Alfonso Soriano would have been nice. Stewart does not hit for power, just average. My bad. Lets see what they do this offseason. Get rid of Hunter, Jones, and Lohse and perhaps get someone good in return.
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color blind and has parkensons disease or something...fumbles all the time also.
Randy moss had a 60yd TD yesterday though!
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300zx wrote:
color blind and has parkensons disease or something...fumbles all the time also.Randy moss had a 60yd TD yesterday though!
Randy Moss can make big plays... no doubt about it. Our receiver group we have now can as well if the QB would throw them the ball.
We played 3 complete games without Moss last year and many more where he sat out the majority of the plays and our offense did not completely shut down and fall apart without him by any means.
Moss is not the reason for all of these turnovers and fumbles and the rest of the crap that's happening now.
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