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Can Murfee break 90? ruiz 70 stolen base guy with no starting spot...Bleday Rooker Butler strong OF.

Unless Ishbia actually authorized a FA deal lol. Iriarte not worth much if he puts on two base runners per inning. 93-94 pretty pedestrian FB these days for a starter.

Or 3-22 again...

Nishida can't stop grounder. 5-4 still bases loaded.

Weird that Camelback Ranch seats don't have cup holders except box seats. A's announcers" observation.

Liptak....another 7th inning lead evaporates. First four batters reach hbp. 3159 in attendance.

Colas at first. Tie game...Ellard getting dinked and dunked to death. Bummer-esque.

3 hits for Drury today...Rikuu Nishida PR. Julks and Amaya need to go. More k's.

1-2-3 inning for Iriarte. 4-3 Sox still.

Braden Montgomery late break circus catch in RF.

Iriarte back. 92 mph.

FB 95. 8.87 era at Wake...drafted solely on potential to gain control. Out at second 4-3 now. No dp.

Eric Adler in. Featured at Future Sox report today. Former teammate of Kurtz.

Another K on an off speed pitch. Hit better. Bases loaded. Lack of command is total. Bases loaded one out reliever in.

More walks. Sigh. Kurtz a strong eye.

.462 this spring. Thaiss cut down on base paths. two outs bases empty...looks like Meidroth trying to get hit by that one harmless ground out not impacting the ball yet

Gallo 1/12 probably hasn't hit 9th very often in his career. K again.

Thaiss doubled new RF shaken up. Butler probably would have had it.

Gallo Meidroth not exactly lighting it up yet. Thaiss late to the plate and loses a strike.

Iriarte mostly around 93-94. k on a change up to escape inning and strand runners on the corners.

Except billions richer and didn't escape from Cuba on a boat on the high seas with buscones in tow.

Martin or Cannon…

Only for publicly traded companies when someone owns at least let’s say 5% of the company…you can see which mutual funds, retirement/pension funds own pretty much exactly how many shares and when they were purchased or sold and at what price.

https://twinsdaily.com/forums/topic/69808-what-have-i-twins-done-to-deserve-this/ 3 of the top 10 #MNTwins projects are injured - Emma, Raya, and Jenkins. This song by the Pet Shop Boys is running through my head. I want to serenade the baseball gods imploring them - What have I done to deserve this? Or West End Girls, lol...

Eduarniel Nunez, 25, San Diego Padres This is an elite arm. Think Jason Adam. Nunez posted eye-popping fastball metrics in his appearance against the Mariners: 96.8 mph with a spin rate of 2,661 rpm. Only six pitchers threw four-seamers in an MLB game last year with that kind of velocity and spin (minimum of four fastballs): Padres' Jason Adam, Michael Kopech, Jeff Hoffman, Ryan Helsley, SFGs' Randy Rodriguez and Twins' Brock Stewart. Not bad for a non-roster invitee whom the Padres quickly snapped up as a minor league free agent after Nunez spent eight seasons in the Cubs’ system. His slider spin rate (2,911) and curveball spin rate (2,931) are also elite. Yikes. Of course, there are reasons why the Cubs did not give him a 40-man roster spot: poor mechanics and poor control. Nunez still cannot consistently throw his fastball for a strike when he needs it. He has walked 6.1 batters per nine innings in 190 minor league games, including 26 in 23 2/3 innings last year in his first look at Triple-A. Minor league free agent, spent 8 years in the Cubs' system...could be the next Estrada (also from Cubs)/Suarez bullpen find Ethan Routzahn, 26, San Diego Padres This is another success story when it comes to hard work, technology and instruction. Undrafted after playing for three colleges (Dallas Baptist, Northwest Florida State College and St. John’s), Routzahn signed with San Diego after pitching for Trenton in MLB’s Draft League. At age 26 in High A with an 88.4 mph sinker, Routzahn did not appear to be on a track to the big leagues. Always a hard worker, he decided to check in with Driveline to work smarter. ... On Saturday, Routzahn threw his sinker on 13 of 17 pitches. It’s a low-spin sinker with crazy movement down and to the arm side. He could be a workhorse, groundball reliever with deception, in the manner of Ryan Thompson and John Schreiber or a righthanded version of Hoby Milner. https://www.si.com/mlb/eight-pitchers-spring-training-better-stuff