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ORIGINAL: djskillz

Slowey was one of the most dominant minor league pitchers we've ever had and one of the best control pitchers in the game. I still think he would have had a long solid career if not for the wrist surgery. He was never the same after that.

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ORIGINAL: djskillz

Besides the obvious of Liriano, the one that was really stupid to let get away was RA Dickey.

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: djskillz

Slowey was one of the most dominant minor league pitchers we've ever had and one of the best control pitchers in the game. I still think he would have had a long solid career if not for the wrist surgery. He was never the same after that.

I give him respect for making to the bigs with no stuff, but even before the injury he needed 100 pitches to get through 5. I don't think he was ever going to be anything great.

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ORIGINAL: Mr. Ed

Scott Diamond, meanwhile, has a 2.70 ERA through 2 starts for AAA Louisville (Reds). Last start on Friday: 7.1 IP-6-2-2-1-4 on 95 pitches.

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ORIGINAL: SoMnFan

Still get a chuckle out of realizing that Gardys Saviors for 2014 were
Shaggy
Kubel
Bartlett

You can't be that wrong if you flip a coin to make decisions.

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ORIGINAL: MDK

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ORIGINAL: SoMnFan

Still get a chuckle out of realizing that Gardys Saviors for 2014 were
Shaggy
Kubel
Bartlett

You can't be that wrong if you flip a coin to make decisions.

You can if you keep flipping until you get the side you want.

Like the open competition between Punto and CPAMAN's shower dream.

Gardy kept flipping until Punto's face appeared.

Case closed.

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ORIGINAL: MDK

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ORIGINAL: SoMnFan

Still get a chuckle out of realizing that Gardys Saviors for 2014 were
Shaggy
Kubel
Bartlett

You can't be that wrong if you flip a coin to make decisions.

You can if you keep flipping until you get the side you want.

Like the open competition between Punto and CPAMAN's shower dream.

Gardy kept flipping until Punto's face appeared.

Case closed.

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ORIGINAL: ewen21

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ORIGINAL: MDK

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ORIGINAL: SoMnFan

Still get a chuckle out of realizing that Gardys Saviors for 2014 were
Shaggy
Kubel
Bartlett

You can't be that wrong if you flip a coin to make decisions.

You can if you keep flipping until you get the side you want.

Like the open competition between Punto and CPAMAN's shower dream.

Gardy kept flipping until Punto's face appeared.

Case closed.

????

Would that be Brendan Harris?

Gardy destroyed that kid in '08. No way he shouldn't have started coming off what he did in 2007. How Punto gets the job after what he did in '07 boggles the mind, I was excited when they got him--from Queensbury, NY.....nice town.....been to the Silo for breakfast many times......but hey....Harris did end up playing his way off the team.

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ORIGINAL: Mr. Ed

Former Twins infielder Matt Tolbert has retired and will coach at Class A Williamsport in the Phillies organization (h/t @timmcdarby)

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ORIGINAL: SoMnFan

I guess the Terrible Tolbert Twosome days are over then? [:D]

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ORIGINAL: Stacey King

Just like his Pops.

Toby Gardenhire, Head Baseball Coach at the University of Wisconsin Stout.

Finished the season 20-21.

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ORIGINAL: SoMnFan

Just checked our local jail roster, and we just took in a guy named .... Micheal Cubbage.
Cant be ... can it?
Or can there really be another one out there? [sm=scratch.gif]

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I still like the Meyer/May trades, but Denard Span is still a hell of a player. Hitting .294/.352/.395/.747 this year with elite defense and is 23 for 25 in steals. 29 doubles. 39 walks to 46 k's. He's absolutely a top 10 or so CF'er in the game and maybe even top 5 this year. He's currently 7th amongst CF'ers in OPS (Gomez is 3rd). Wide gap between the best two players in the game (Trout and McCuthcheon) and everyone else.