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    I think a Kelly Johnson for Delmon Young would benefit both the players and clubs. Both have shown flashes of promise, but have been too inconsistent. Full Article at Sports Blogs
    I think a Kelly Johnson for Delmon Young would benefit both the players and clubs. Both have shown flashes of promise, but have been too inconsistent.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
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The RotoFeed :: Discussion: Twins' Offseason
  1. I think a Kelly Johnson for Delmon Young would benefit both the players and clubs. Both have shown flashes of promise, but have been too inconsistent. A change of scenary could do them some good (see Franceour for Church).
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  2. What the Twins really need is to put the kibosh on this new stadium idea and convince everyone to put up with the Metrodome for another year.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  3. We're close, all we need is a closer, and to get him, we can spare our starting third baseman (or second baseman, or shortstop, or, even less likely, one of our starting pitchers).
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago

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