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Via BLS: Just to show he was safe one more time.
Carlos Gomez, in what might be the injury of the year, needed two stitches in his head after getting caught in the revolving door while entering the stadium this morning.
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A person close to Gagne said the former Cy Young Award winner was willing to sign a one-year, $3 million deal with about $500,000 in incentives for innings pitched but was told the Twins were moving in a different direction.
The 18th Pick
The Bears will have the 18th pick in the 2009 NFL Draft unless the Chargers make the Super Bowl; in which they'd move up a slot.
Does it make sense to anybody that a playoff team picks ahead of a non-playoff team (regardless of how bad their record is)?
Oh, No!
This isn't good:
"Twins reliever Pat Neshek will undergo a magnetic resonance imaging exam on his right elbow Tuesday after experiencing discomfort during his throwing program last week in Fort Myers, Fla., General Manager Bill Smith said."
Gabino Added
Armando Gabino has been added to the 40-man roster, and Adam Everett filed for free agency. The team now has 31 players on the roster.
Type B Free Agent: Dennys Reyes
Left-hander Dennys Reyes will be a Type B free agent. This means that if any team signs him, the Twins will recieve a draft pick.
The New Court....
Four Outrighted
"The Twins opened up a few spots on their 40-man roster on Friday, as they outrighted right-handed pitchers Julio DePaula and Oswaldo Sosa, catcher Ryan Jorgensen and infielder Sergio Santos to Triple-A Rochester.
Right-hander Pat Neshek was also reinstated from the 60-day disabled list, bringing the Twins' 40-man roster to 34 players."
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