southsider2k5

Sure, because they are ignoring him.

You mean the one where are players are publicly stating they don't listen to the manager? I guess we will see.

If you were a pitcher, we'd be asking if it was sporting to keep swinging on your trash offerings. But of course we would.

You heard Tray. Much like his hero, he believes we can't have too much fun or feelings might be hurt. If you don't listen, he might peg you with his 36 mph fastball

YOU DUN MESSED UP RAY RAY RON!

If I am being honest, unless we find out both Eloy and Robert are out for the season, I am OK with NOT spending resources on another OF unless it is someone who is going to be here for years. Get me another lefty reliever so Crochet can do his thing and build innings, while this other guy can pick up the match ups in the 5/6/7 inning.

This is a a pretty lame thing to troll someone one. You have no idea what life he has lived or the work he has done, yet you are going to speak authoritatively like you do? Quit personally attacking the man.

Tim basically just said in public that they don't listen to their manager, and you took that as a victory lap. Ok.

THAT'S MY SHORTSTOP!

Lamb is honestly the first one I want to see go.

I wonder if he can hit enough to make himself a trade chip? I would rather not touch the lower level talent in trades.

I am fine with a guy like Hamilton on the roster as a PR and a late inning D guy, though when you get Engel back, you kind of already have that. It's shame Mendick will probably go, but I would love to keep him, Leury, and Engel as the bench pieces.

I have been following these stories since Trever Bauer brought this up, and then all of the sudden his spin rates went nuts. If they really want it to stop, they need some sacrificial lambs. When MLB started taking baseball's I figured it was coming, but nothing has happened yet so we wait and see.

The one thing about Soxtalk? Everybody's got receipts.

Seeing this list I might need to revisit my position. Then again, seeing the other side makes it OK to be here.

I don't think last years team choked as much as they ran out of gas. The pitching staff was toast. Throw in the late injuries and the attempts to cobble something together with anyone that they could, and that's what ended it.

And if they do, maybe our manager will finally actually protect his player instead of giving it his blessing.

Good now, you can leave this thread and quit polluting it with childish nonsense.

I like how you completely ignored everything that didn't fit this narrative.

Aren't most signs longer than half a second to give? Besides that, Tony already said Yermin missed the sign.

I don't know why you keep making these claims when Tony has directly contradicted them. He also never defended his player when it did happen.

Is this more of your respect?

Sportsmanship is launching a deadly weapon at someone else for violating an unstated protocol? That is a messed up view of personal responsibility.

This is your argument. The nonTLR stans aren't trying to defend an antiquated system. You are the one telling me that in this situation players aren't allowed to try, and if they do, they can be attacked physically with a deadly weapon as punishment. So where are the Twins obligations? Should the Sox have attacked Donaldson for hitting a home run the previous inning and putting on a show after hitting it with his team down 12 runs? If Yermin has an obligation to not hit, why do the Twins not have to follow the same morality? Why don't they have to quit trying and/or substitute players like you said in your previous post? Get past the ignorant boomer rant about the younger generation and tell me why the other team isn't following the same standards and why they are allow to assault someone who doesn't follow this morality, even though they are not. Let's hear your rationale go to a l9gical conclusion.