Brock Beauchamp

Oh, good point, the LF mega-stand at CHS is outstanding, too.

Ah, yes. For some reason, 207 didn't sound right to me but I'm terrible with section numbers.

I cannot recommend the Wisconsin beer stand enough. Second level, near the RF foul pole. It's expensive, but maybe slightly cheaper than Target Field? Dunno, can't recall. They have 30-ish options, most of them great. Perhaps the best beer stand I've seen at a ballpark.

Higher fWAR. I was on the fence about Peralta, I will add him.

I chose the top position players by fWAR, then the top starting pitchers also by fWAR. If there was an outstanding reliever in WPA, I also included them. Relievers don't get enough love, particularly non-closers. With that said, who is your 2025 first-half MVP?

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Once Miz pitched nine innings of no-hit ball, Matt Trueblood incorporated the live game thread into an article. Here it is:

Sigh.

Now you’ve got the spirit

Damn it, should have pulled Miz.

This will be unpopular but I’d consider pulling Miz. This game is no longer very important, but September will be.

I am the opposite of superstitious. I dare the universe to notice my existence.

Still going, thanks Collins!

Absurd steal, for sure. The Twins did a lot of work with him, though. He’s throwing 3-4 mph harder than he was with the Rays, also added a sweeper.

He’s a weird dude for sure. Rides a bicycle to and from the stadium. Big CA vibes.

Whoever plays better, I suppose. Mostly I want to see Miz keep the streak.

That’s nine innings! barely

He’s actually pretty laid back and cool most of the time. He’s fired up for some reason tonight.

I like the idea behind the Twins city connects, HATE that they’re Brewers colors.

I'm okay with no roof, I just avoid April games. The biggest downside to a roof would have been location. They couldn't build a retractable roof on that plot of land, which means TF would have ended up god know where. Not as good a spot as it is now, almost surely.

It really depends where you're going. If you're heading west out of TF, the exit path could not be simpler. You just get directly onto the 394 west. If you have to navigate downtown, it can be more of a hassle. I think Target Field is a good park. Above average, largely based on its location. It's not a great park, IMO.

If any of you are heading to the game: The Ultimate Fan Guide to Target Field - Minnesota Twins Guides & Resources - Twins Daily TWINSDAILY.COM This is the definitive guide to Target Field, by the fans and for the fans. And also: