Near-perfect game finishes sweep of last-place Twins

  • Article by: JOE CHRISTENSEN , Star Tribune
  • Updated: September 6, 2011 - 12:50 PM

The Twins had only one baserunner in Game 2.

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filidogSep. 5, 11 3:49 PM

How many times in one season can the Twins be so unucky and have to face Cy Young? Is not he also on a pitch count? LOL, LOL, LOL. Fire the Gardenhose now.

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einkleinSep. 5, 11 3:55 PM

The sad thing is that even if they win all of their remaining 22 games, which I believe they have a good chance of doing, they will still finish below .500

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jbiowaSep. 5, 11 4:07 PM

C'mon pitchers ... demand to be allowed to bat. Maybe you could help your own cause.

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kinge51Sep. 5, 11 4:13 PM

Nothing quite like Repko as a pinch hitter...the fear the Sox must have felt....

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bobquagSep. 5, 11 4:13 PM

Humber was put on wavers by the twins in 2009 to make room for a guy they put on wavers less than 2 weeks later to make room for no-show-joe. It would be hard to figure out how many players that were not very good when playing for the Twins but excel when "coached" by a different team.

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educator1Sep. 5, 11 4:20 PM

Have the Twins vets just flat out given up?

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boss302Sep. 5, 11 4:22 PM

Our hitters must just put the fear of God into the opposing hitters.

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samihoustonSep. 5, 11 4:24 PM

AJ sure looking good right now. And he actually plays!

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filidogSep. 5, 11 4:26 PM

bobquag; Lets see: Ramos, Morales, Pierzynski, Sorrento, Ortiz, Bartlett, Hardy, Blake, Gomez, Young, Garza, Crain, Guereer, Fuentes and Humber too name a few. I'm sure I'm missing some. I'll keep looking.

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filidogSep. 5, 11 4:28 PM

samihouston; Yes, yet another player whom the Twins could not wait to jettison out of here because he was cocky. I said this before, he is a very good ball player. He is a far better bargain then Mauer will ever be.

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