We discuss the hapless Twins and their wildly mediocre MLB Trade Deadline, how the Wild and Vikings managed to do more at that deadline, and how the Lynx are more likely to make the playoffs.
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Twins’ Front Office Going Down with this Shit
Minnesota swapped a head case in Jorge Lopez for another mediocre reliever in Dylan Floro
Floro has already allowed one of one inherited runners to score
Left handed reliever Caleb Thielbar is healthy, but righty Brock Stewart suffered a setback
Another bullpen arm would have been nice (but Mike has a theory–b/c he’s trying his absolute best to remain positive)
Front office hot seat gets hotter (losers need to go)
(wonder if the Pohlad’s put a kibosh on the “braintrust” and any trades)
DFA Gallo, Pagan
At Least the Lynx are a Playoff Team
Won three straight until
Alyssa Thomas got her fifth triple-double of the season with 1:30 left in the third quarter
Beat the Liberty, 88-83, without Napheesa Collier on Friday
Held New York to 36 percent shooting and 28.6 percent from three
Also held the Sun to 83 points in a win on Sunday…again, without Phee
Connecticut shot 40 percent from the field and 17.6 percent from three
The Lynx shot out of their minds (56 percent)
Vikings Training Camp Updates
Minnesota will pay Danielle Hunter $17 million this year, a considerable raise on the $5.5 million he was due
Rookie OLB Ivan Pace, Jr. is turning heads, as is rookie CB Mekhi Blackmon, according to Alec Lewis of The Athletic
Brad says Lewis Cine could be a star
Andrew Booth (CB) injury
Wild to Ride the Gus Bus for Three Years
And here's to Paul Reubens, better-known as Pee-Wee Herman, who we lost this week to cancer. Pee-Wee's Playhouse played a big part in a lot of the lives of this show's hosts, so knock one back for Paul, and remember, "You Don't Know Jack."
Vikings and Wild Do More than Twins at MLB Trade Deadline, and Lynx More Likely to Make Playoffs