The Minnesota Twins are one gigantic lottery ticket

[Second Base]

Slow offseason for us Angel fans, so I thought I'd just point this out for discussion. That team can either explode or fizzle out, doesn't look like there's much in between for them. Lineup features Miguel Sano, Byron Buxton, Jonathan Schoop, CJ Cron, Max Kepler, and Nelson Cruz. 

Thr amount of upside there is insane. And the floor there is also insane.

Just one big lotto ticket. Should be fun to watch.

[Stradling]

Certainly appears to be a poor defensive team, but that is just me looking at it and not actually looking anything up.  

[Lou]

offensively, I agree. 

how does their pitching staff look?

[totdprods]

54 minutes ago, Lou said:

offensively, I agree. 

how does their pitching staff look?

It can go any way really. 

Projected currently is Berrios, Gibson, Odorizzi, Pineda, and Adalberto Mejia.

If Berrios finds his form, and Gibson, Odorizzi, and Pineda pitch to their mid-rotation selves, it's not too bad.

[Docwaukee]

I feel like the Halos are similar in that regard.  

[Lou]

7 minutes ago, totdprods said:

It can go any way really. 

Projected currently is Berrios, Gibson, Odorizzi, Pineda, and Adalberto Mejia.

If Berrios finds his form, and Gibson, Odorizzi, and Pineda pitch to their mid-rotation selves, it's not too bad.

sounds familiar 

[aznhockeyguy]

You say that for a lot of teams, really.  Baseball is funny like that.

[nando714]

8 hours ago, Lou said:

offensively, I agree. 

how does their pitching staff look?

So do they still have Boof Bonser 

[Sam Sanchez]

Y'all forgot Willians Astudillo

[Billy_Ball]

[notherhalo]

How often does a team with a million "ifs" work out?

I can barely get 3 ifs to workout on a parlay ticket at Vegas with all favorites