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Link-O-Rama

Date: Fri, Sep 3, 2010

• I'm not going to write anything about last night's game, because it was gross to watch and Fridays are for linking, but feel free to read my real-time commentary on Twitter to re-live the magic in reverse-chronological order. It works best if you take a shot between each tweet. UPDATE: OK, so I lied about [...]

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Twins complete Fuentes trade by sending Van Mil to Angels

Date: Thu, Sep 2, 2010

Technically the Angels had until October 15 to decide on the player to be named later heading their way in the deal for Brian Fuentes, but it turns out they were simply waiting for Loek Van Mil to go through waivers after being designated for assignment to make room on the 40-man roster for Fuentes. [...]

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Twitter Mailbag: Any Questions?

Date: Wed, Sep 1, 2010

I haven't done a mailbag or question-and-answer entry lately and am always looking to justify my obsession with Twitter, so today I'm opening the floor up for any questions you have about the Twins, me, this blog, and whatever else you have in mind, with the only requirement being that they must be submitted via [...]

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Twins Notes: Thome, Fuentes, Kubel, Neshek, Wimmers, and Span

Date: Mon, Aug 30, 2010

• Not only has Jim Thome switching from the White Sox to the Twins had a massive impact on the AL Central race, Baseball-Reference.com's blog points out that he's having one of the best seasons ever by a 39-year-old (he actually turned 40 over the weekend, but this is his age-39 season). Here are the [...]

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Twins get Brian Fuentes from the Angels for a player to be named later

Date: Fri, Aug 27, 2010

Earlier this week the Twins added Randy Flores, a 34-year-old southpaw reliever who's an iffy fit for the "left-handed specialist" role because he's a marginal big leaguer and not particularly effective against left-handed hitters. Friday evening they added another 34-year-old southpaw reliever by sending a player to be named later to the Angels for Brian [...]

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Breaking news: Twins get Brian Fuentes from Angels

Date: Fri, Aug 27, 2010

I'll have more later, but for now: Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com reports and LaVelle E. Neal III of the Minneapolis Star Tribune confirms that the Twins have acquired left-handed reliever Brian Fuentes from the Angels for a player to be named later. If nothing else, Fuentes beats the hell out of Randy Flores.

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Link-O-Rama

Date: Fri, Aug 27, 2010

• The good side and bad side of working from home, accurately presented in cartoon form. • All that money bloggers save by living in their parents' basements is now coming in handy. • I'm proud to say that Time magazine named Rotoworld one of the 50 best websites of 2010. • Macaulay Culkin turned 30 years old [...]

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Twins go in search of left-handed specialist, settle for Randy Flores

Date: Thu, Aug 26, 2010

In their search for a left-handed reliever to fill the bullpen void created by injuries to both Jose Mijares and Ron Mahay the Twins claimed Randy Flores off waivers from the Rockies. At first glance Flores may appear to be a perfect fit because he's a 34-year-old veteran who posted a nice-looking 2.96 ERA in [...]

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Back on board the Crain train

Date: Tue, Aug 24, 2010

Back in early June, here is what I wrote in response to a Twitter mailbag question that asked, "Why does Ron Gardenhire stick with miserable Jesse Crain?": Amusingly, that was sent in before Jesse Crain blew the lead Saturday. Coming into Saturday's game he actually had a 3.32 ERA and 14-to-4 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 19 innings [...]

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Kevin Slowey’s injury opens rotation spot for Nick Blackburn’s return

Date: Mon, Aug 23, 2010

There was no shortage of at-the-ballpark booing and talk radio-inspired emoting, but I didn't hear many coherent, logical arguments against the Twins pulling Kevin Slowey despite seven no-hit innings last week. And whatever cases that were made have probably gone silent now that Slowey has been placed on the disabled list with further arm problems [...]

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Link-O-Rama

Date: Fri, Aug 20, 2010

• Not surprisingly, this news set the all-time AG.com record for number of people who sent me a story. Hollywood could produce The Aaron Gleeman Story starring Brad Pitt as me and I'd be less likely to see it than Black Swan. • When it comes to old baseball cards, apparently "worst" is synonymous with "best." • [...]

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Twins Notes: Thome, Morneau, Mijares, Gibson, Revere, and Wimmers

Date: Wed, Aug 18, 2010

• This offseason the White Sox chose not to re-sign Jim Thome in large part because manager Ozzie Guillen urged general manager Ken Williams to let him go, saying he preferred to cycle various players through the designated hitter slot and make the lineup less homer dependent. Thome signed a one-year, $1.5 million contract with [...]

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Kevin Slowey and the no-hitter that was never going to happen

Date: Mon, Aug 16, 2010

Kevin Slowey was brilliant yesterday, no-hitting the A's through seven innings, and many fans at Target Field booed when he didn't come out for the eighth inning. And then they booed far louder when Jon Rauch allowed a one-out hit on the way to giving up two runs. However, it was absolutely the right call [...]

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Link-O-Rama

Date: Fri, Aug 13, 2010

• Quote of the Week, courtesy of Ozzie Guillen: "Who gives a shit who's in town? How about, 'the White Sox are back in Chicago after a long trip.' Even my wife told me Minnesota is coming to town. I said, 'Good, you dating somebody from there? Who cares.'" • [...]

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