24 Philadelphia Phillies (Nola, Aa) @ Minnesota Twins (Okert)

andyb 2024-07-24 22:38:07 UTC #142

There is the assumption that they will get more from JT on the right side as he gets his timing back. I know he did not want a AAA rehab stint, but it is also not uncommon for a player to take a few games to get back to where they were.

zambonir 2024-07-24 22:54:20 UTC #143

This year Bohm is Hoskins and Stott is Bohm. Most teams also don't have a short stop like Turner. With JT back and Nick at his current level they should be fine but those are both big ifs. I still don't see the move for a left fielder though, especially one who likely can't play the field well (IE Rooker). Tweaking the mix in a way that's still involves both Marsh and Rojas is the way to go. These platonic ideals of what a world series team or perfect offense looks like are meaningless. Look at all the other teams.

LoneStarPhan 2024-07-25 00:04:10 UTC #144

Should have won this game. Too many missed chances for runs early and a bullpen that gave the Twins runner after runner without a ball in play.

Hard not to say they are NOT playing good baseball.

Time for team leaders to step up and start winning some series.