Twins are killing it

The Den
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28 innings w/o a run scored on them. 12 straight wins.

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I hate when the Twins and Tigers are good in the same year :rage:

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31 innings…0 runs allowed is bonkers.

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Against 2 of the worst offensive teams in baseball. Their pitching is good no doubts.

Thats like being impressed the Lions shut out the Giants and Browns

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Well….that would be impressive if they did it in back to back games against both teams :man_shrugging:

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They have won 12 straight…that’s insane in baseball

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And 6/12 were against Baltimore.

Again impressive. But Baltimore is dookie. Only team worse is Colorado

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Baltimore has been struggling… But that team has won 200 games the past 2 years. Injuries are killing them though.

Speaking of injuries the twins just lost 2 of their best players too. Both on IR now

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Classic twins of the past couple years

Do well to start the season, big stars get injured, flame out and go our round 1/2 in the playoffs or miss it entirely, rinse and repeat

They are stuck in the hell known as mediocrity

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The Twins best players are always on the IR. I’ve never seen a baseball team full of wimpy players like they have.

It’s why I’m not sweating them.

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Wont lie though, it is still very impressive the run their on, def got one of the best pitching rotations in the league

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But dude….this is professional baseball. It’s hard to win 12 straight games no matter who you are playing

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I don’t think the Blue Jays could beat the Eastern Michigan ladies softball team 12 straight times.

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El Mago has something for the Twinks.
■■■■ the Twins. (not literally, unless you’re into that sort of thing)

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That would be the greatest beer league game of all time!

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Gotta give you a newer one for this….
Lindsay Lohan Lol GIF by MOODMAN

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Lol dude their 1st baselady has enormous power!

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I have several elaborate fantasies involving twins. That’s normal, right?

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13 wins in a row now.
Minnesota’s 33 consecutive shutout innings are a Twins franchise record. There were three longer scoreless streaks when the Twins operated as the Washington Senators, but the most recent of those was in 1913.

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