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Nick Blackburn has always been tough to figure out. Finishing the last couple seasons with a "well-rounded" total of 11-11, he looks to be skidding into similar figures towards the end of June.
But what worries me isn't so much the new advent of suck, but it coming after a phenomenal month of May. Blackburn was 5-0 in May, winning all of his decisions. He pitched at least seven innings in ...
Twins-Red Sox: Guess Who’s Back? Francisco Liriano Torches Boston
Posted: 15th April 2010 by Jim Mohler in MLB
Today may have been the most important start for the Twins yet this season.
There were a lot of question marks surrounding Minnesota's rotation before the 2010 campaign.
Before today's game, I was very optimistic. After today's game...well, let's just say it's going to be interesting.
Through the first few innings, The Franchise looked a little rough around the edges. He let a few too many Sox reach scoring position a bit too ...
It seems everything has gone the Twins' way as of late.
After being pummeled by the Royals and countered by the resilient Twins, the AL Central-leading Detroit Tigers find themselves only two games ahead of the field. Two weeks ago, the Tigers were in. Now, they'll have to fight off the red-hot and playoff-hungry Twins.
The Twins would be a sportswriter's dream if they made the playoffs this season. I implore you ...
How Sweet It Would Be: The Twins Chances Of Winning The AL Central
Posted: 17th September 2009 by Jim Mohler in MLB
I've taken a few weeks to step back and take a look at the 2009 Minnesota Twins.
In that time, I've seen everything: a good winning streak, a frustrating losing streak, a convincing win against Roy Halladay, and a head-scratching series loss to Cleveland.
The last few weeks have all but summed up the Twins' 2009 season: inconsistent.
The fact remains that they still have a shot to win the AL Central, and ...