The Trib sports’
section was really full of gems today.
As ever, there’s space devoted to the Bears, the last day of March being
the opening of the football season (assuming it ever ends). And let’s not forget Jimmy Rollins, released
by the White Sox last June and trying to make it with the Giants this spring at
the age of 38. But that .119 batting
average only led the Giants to say, Bye-bye.
Then again, it’s
not as though a high batting average will earn anyone a job. Just ask ByungHo Park of the Twins, who hit
.353 while leading Minnesota this spring with six homeruns and 13 rbi’s. But that’s not good enough for a team with
the worst record in baseball last year at 59-103. No, rather than go with a hot hitter to start
the season, when there are plenty of off-days, the Twins opted to carry 13
pitchers.
That’s 13
pitchers for a team with a 5.08 ERA in 2016, just .01 of a run off from tying
the D-backs for worst in baseball. In
other words, the Twins want more bad, which is just what they can expect to
get.
Thank heavens
they’re in the same division as the Sox.
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