Baseball Prospectus Top 101
Kevin Goldstein of BP has his list out. Sano is #12, Rosario #87, and Benson #90.

I'm pleasantly surprised with Sano nearly cracking the top ten. Next year, the Twins are going to have a nicer showing on this list. Sano, Rosario, Arcia, Hicks, and Appel are all going to be listed, in my opinion.

Who would you rather have: Matt Capps and Jason Marquis, or Roy Oswalt?

Here are a few reasons the Twins should go a bit over their arbitrary $100m cap for this year and sign Oswalt. He can reestablish his value in a pitchers park (he's only played in Houston and Philly, two notorious hitters parks), and if the Twins are out of it, he might be flippable for some prospects at the deadline. If they keep him all year, he might yield a draft pick. If he does well all year, given their track record, they might keep him (think Pavano). Lots of good possibilities for a cheap price and a short-term commitment.

His line: 8IP, 0R, 5H, 8K,0BB.
You know where the Twins coul have used 8 shutout innings last night? Oakland.

I can't imagine how trading him away for nothing could go wrong.

Just about everything in this article makes me sick. Please, please let the trade deadline pass without any moves. Lock Bill Smith in a room withou phones or Internet until Monday, for the sake of Twins fans everywhere.

Toby battles tail off and gets after it in a gritty performance on Thursday, allowing one hit in the ninth to shut the game down for Rochester.