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Game 158: White Stockings @ Twinkies

Sep 24th, 2008 | By brianS | Category: 2008 Twins Game Logs

Mississippi Meltdown, Part Deux. In which Don Guillote tries to rally his monkey to save the day.
First pitch: 7:10 pm Central Time. That means that come about 7:00, it's time to strap on a pair of
these bad boys and get busy wif it.
for the Pale Hose: Mark Huehrle Buehrle (4.10 xFIP, 116 [...]



Game 150: Minnesota Twins at Cleveland Indians

Sep 15th, 2008 | By Yickit | Category: 2008 Twins Game Logs, Guest Writers, Yickit

After getting rained out on Friday night, I again made the trip from DC to Baltimore to see the Twins play in person on Sunday. Although they lost, it was a fun game to watch. Being at Camden Yards always gets me excited for outdoor baseball in Minnesota. I've posted some pictures [...]



Game 105: Pale Hosers vs. Twins

Jul 28th, 2008 | By ubelmann | Category: 2008 Twins Game Logs

Buehrle vs. Slowey
Top 6 VORP, 2008, Twins:
37.0 -- Morneau
33.6 -- Mauer
12.6 -- Casilla
11.6 -- Kubel
9.6 -- Delmon
9.2 -- DSPAN2
If you claim that you had that group picked as the six most valuable players this far though the season, I claim that you're a liar.
Top 6 VORP, 2008, White Sox
35.1 -- Carlos Quentin
34.8 -- Dye
30.0 -- [...]



Game 62: Minnesota at White Sox

Jun 7th, 2008 | By ubelmann | Category: 2008 Twins Game Logs

Livan Hernandez vs. Mark Buehrle
Players that I'm happy with so far: Mauer, Morneau, Nathan. (Alexi Casilla gets honorable mention. Even though he's probably playing over his head, he's still young and as a low-cost player could be a real asset to the team if he plays to his abilities.)
Players that I'm not so [...]



2008 Game 32: Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago Inflatables

May 7th, 2008 | By ubelmann | Category: 2008 Twins Game Logs

Livan Hernandez vs. Mark Buehrle
I don't know what it is--perhaps a sort of "playing with house money" effect--but I can't help but be amused whenever Livan is pitching these days. My reaction when he gives up a big home run isn't so much "Oh no! How will we win now?" but rather "That ball [...]



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