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Who needs sources when you have common sense? As we await for the contract extension to be signed over the next 72 hours, it was obvious to us that there was no way the Twins were going to deal Johan to the Yankees or the Red Sox. Our dark horse was the Dodgers who were eerily quiet despite possessing the prospects and money, not to mention Joe Torre, to trump any Met offer.
But, today is not about gloating. It’s about celebrating an apparent steal of a deal. We look forward to seeing Johan in Port St. Lucie, and bringing you reports from Spring Training.
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2 Responses for "It Seems Hot Foot Got it Right"
I don’t think it was about getting Johan to the NL as it was the Yankees and Red Sox pulling their offers. The Twins were looking for the best deal, and fortunately for Met fans, that turned out to be in the NL.
Honestly I think both the Yanks and Sox understood that the twins were only going to deal him if they overpaid, which wasn;t going to happen- hence the lack of response to the final offer.
A Twins blog stated that Lester, Hughes and Pelfrey weren’t discussed (twinkietown.com) so clearly it made no sense for the Twins to give Johan to either.
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