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mlbtraderumors.com - 17 days ago
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While speaking with Joe Christensen of The Star Tribune , Twins' GM Bill Smith may have tipped his hand regarding the team's offseason plans.
"We'll see what's out there," he said. "And if there's a veteran starter or two that's a good fit for us, then we'll proceed accordingly."
The team ...
mysportsrumors.com - 17 days ago
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mysportsrumors.com —
The Minnesota Twins are one of the many
teams in Major League Baseball that are looking for...
starting pitching this off season. The Twins also have other needs but already started to address those (i.e. the trade for J.J. Hardy, their new shortstop). The more pressing need thou is to add a ...
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Twins Look For Pitching
jorgesaysno.blogspot.com - 18 days ago
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It didn't take long for the Brewers to
make the trade everybody saw coming. "The ticker tape...
was still falling in Manhattan on Friday when the Brewers dealt shortstop J.J. Hardy, a staple of trade rumors this year, to the Twins for speedy center ...
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Twins Acquire JJ Hardy
fangraphs.com - 17 days ago
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Over the weekend, the Minnesota Twins picked up
their 10.5 million dollar option on RF Michael Cuddyer...
to keep him through 2010. Cuddyer has been a member of all five of the Twins playoff teams from the first decade of the millenium. EDIT: ...
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Twins Pick Up Cuddyer’s Option
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