Twins line-up 7-7-11
CF - Revere
2B- Casilla
1B - Mauer
RF - Cuddyer
DH - Thome
3B - Valencia
LF - Tosoni
SS - Nishioka
C - Butera
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Twins line-up 7-7-11
CF - Revere
2B- Casilla
1B - Mauer
RF - Cuddyer
DH - Thome
3B - Valencia
LF - Tosoni
SS - Nishioka
C - Butera
Joe Mauer on playing first base for the first time in his big league career.
“I don’t see past my nose with my left eye when I’m at the plate. I been hitting .344 as a one-eyed hitter, you know. If I could get two eyes on that ball, I’d be hit .600 in this league.”
Goose Goslin (Hall of Fame left fielder for the Washington Senators, 1921-30, 1933, 1938)
Kirby Puckett (Twins Outfielder 1984 - 1995)
Delmon Young on the Twins poor offense early in the season
Joe Mauer in Explore Minnesota commercial
7 things This Gal can’t wait to see this season|Tsuyoshi Nishioka
2010 stats: .346 ABG 11 HR 59 RBI
I don’t know a lot about Tsuyoshi Nishioka. What I do know is that the Twins have signed him to a three-year $9 million contract, he’ll be the starting second baseman and his wife is a model. He’s also the reigning batting champ back in Japan which means little to me since my knowledge of Japanese baseball is about as extensive as my knowledge of Nishioka himself. Nevertheless, the Twins have had a lot of second basemen in the six short years that I’ve been actively watching the Twins, I can think of four off the top of my head. If Nishioka is what everyone says he is, it’d be great for him to finally fill that void.
7 things This Gal can’t wait to see this season|Delmon Young repeating his 2010 season
2010 stats: .298 AVG .333 OBP .493 SLG 21 HR 112 RBI
I’m still not on the Delmon Young bandwagon. Yes, it’s because of the trade of Matt Garza and Jason Bartlett in 2008. What can I say? I hold baseball grudges. But last season there was a ray of hope for me to become a full time fan of Young when he began to show what so many people have been telling me is so great about him. I still wouldn’t call him great, but I’m starting to see the potential that so many people have been talking about.
7 things This Gal can’t wait to see this season|Joe Nathan’s Return
2009 stats: 47 saves 2.10 ERA 89 Strikeouts
There was no baseball related news that had broke my heart more than hearing that Joe Nathan would need Tommy John surgery and would likely miss the entire 2010 season. I had thought the worse after hearing the news, ‘he’s never going to play again. His career is over.’ Now, after he’s made a few appearances in Spring Training, I’m excited to see him on the mound in a regular season game. The most exciting part is seeing whether he’ll be able to compete at the level that everybody is used to from him.
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