...Twins coach Jerry White believes the race for the center field spot is wide open because the competitors each bring a lot. Just previewing a bit of our Haiku footage, Twins pitcher Boof Bonser waxes poetic with a Haiku donated to the Section 220...
...hopes for the season and how things are going this spring. Final of nine in a series leading up to Opening Day. Twins pitcher Boof Bonser talks about his hopes for the season and how things are going this spring. Eighth of nine in a series leading up to...
...solid 8th Inning Guy, like a closer, should not need this much management. Bonser is simply not that guy. Not long after Boof Bonser's sentence to the bullpen, I analyzed Boof's pitching through the use of pitch f/x. My conclusion at the time was...
...that we have a full season's worth of performance-data, we can look back and see whether these claims amounted to anything. Boof Bonser (SP-MIN) Claim: Lost 20 lbs. Result: Posted the worst ERA of his career, and pitched 70 or so innings less than he...
...healthy, should accumulate 200 innings for the first time in his career.   Nick Blackburn is the successful version of Boof Bonser. They both had similar groundball rates (44.9% gb% versus 40.7%) and line drive rates (20.9% ld% versus 20.4% ld%) and...
...Twins coach Jerry White believes the race for the center field spot is wide open because the competitors each bring a lot. Just previewing a bit of our Haiku footage, Twins pitcher Boof Bonser waxes poetic with a Haiku donated to the Section 220...
Background
Boof Bonser (born John Paul Bonser on October 14, 1981 in St. Petersburg, Florida) is a right-handed reliever for the Minnesota Twins. He legally changed his name to Boof after the 2001 season. MLB.com listed Boof as the best current nickname in baseball.
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