Podcast appearances and mentions of miguel sano

Welcome to Fishology! This new show, hosted by Daniel Rodriguez with analysts Adam Akbani and Louis Addeo-Weiss, is dedicated to bringing advanced stats to Miami Marlins podcasting like never before. For the fifth episode, the boys turn their focus to the first base position. What should the Marlins expect from their current internal options (1:30)? Could free agents like Josh Bell, Brandon Belt, Yuli Gurriel, Miguel Sano or Wil Myers make sense (13:15)? Follow Daniel (@Drodyyy), Adam (@AdamAkbani), Louis (@addeo_louis00) and Fish Stripes (@fishstripes). Check out our full coverage here at FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron and John talk about what kind of contract they would offer Carlos Correa, the free-agent shortstop market, John being a jinx at the World Series, and Miguel Sano's Twins legacy.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand has had it with the Timberwolves. After wasting more time watching their dismal performance in 120-107 loss to the Knicks, he wonders if it's not just the team but its individual components that are overrated. One thing is for sure: The effort right now isn't there, and they aren't worth watching until that changes. 6:00: Rand is joined by Star Tribune Vikings writer Andrew Krammer for a film review of Sunday's 20-17 win over Washington. New tight end T.J. Hockenson made nine catches in his debut, while rookie corner Akayleb Evans made huge contributions filling in for the injured Cam Dantzler. Plus some more award-winning Vikings poetry. 32:00: The expected moment is here, as the Twins said goodbye to Miguel Sano.

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The top three were announced for every major award in baseball. We start out talking about the manager of the year. We get into Terry Francona's chances to win and what the award means to us. It is rather easy to guess who the top three candidates are because the award should really be named the surprise team of the year award instead of the manager of the year.  Next up is a discussion of the Rookie of the Year where Steven Kwan is in the top three which is a minor win, just due to some of the hype that went to other players throughout the year. This has been one of the single greatest rookie seasons in the history of the American League. In the last 22 years, Julio Rodriguez and Adley Rutschman had the 9th and 10th best seasons by fWAR and Steven Kwan is tied for 22nd. As good as he was it was an incredible year in general for American League Rookies so in this case, third is deserved and also excellent.  We end with some discussion about players whose options were not picked up by players and or teams. Which names stood out? Who are the most interesting players to you? We discuss Andrew Chafin, Miguel Sano, Zach Eflin, Matt Strahm, Jean Segura, Anthony Rizzo, and Tommy Pham. We also briefly get into why we think it is very unlikely that Shohei Ohtani will be traded, which matches up with the news from Anaheim today.  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! SimpliSafe With Fast Protect™️ Technology, exclusively from SimpliSafe, 24/7 monitoring agents capture evidence to accurately verify a threat for faster police response. There's No Safe Like SimpliSafe. Visit SimpliSafe.com/LockedOnMLB to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Max talks with Former Twins 3B Coach Gene Glynn about the rush of a pennant chase, making the right moves at the right time, difference makers he sees on the Twins, Miguel Sano, Byron Buxton and more.

Reusse wants to know who Cole Swindell is after his concert following the Twins game against the Blue Jays; Will Tyler Duffey be cut before Emilio Pagan?; Is this the end of Miguel Sano?!

Amid a flurry of trade deadline deals, the Twins find themselves flush with pitchers and short on healthy outfielders. This led to the long-awaited call-up of Jake Cave, who will arguably play more games for the Twins the rest of the way than Miguel Sano will. Go figure. Dan and Hoges -- filling in for David -- discuss the Twins' additions of Tyler Mahle, Jorge Lopez and Michael Fulmer, plus the instantly impactful add of backup catcher Sandy Leon. Yet even after winning two of three from the Tigers, the Twins are clinging to a small lead over the Guardians and White Sox, and while Dan and Hoges agree that the Twins are the best team in the division, they recognize that Minnesota is still very much in a pennant race. They also discuss the rise of Jose Miranda and look around the league at the busy trade deadline, which sets up yet another Twins' matchup against Whit Merrifield this weekend against the Blue Jays.  Thanks for listening, and go Twins.Music: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason Cain.

With Miguel Sano back on the 60 day injured list Henry shares his reason as to why this could be it for Miguel Sano in a Twins uniform.

Patrick explains why he doesn't think the Twins will make much of a splash at the trade deadline on Tuesday and goes on a rant about the farm system. Reusse also talks about what appears to be the end for Miguel Sano with the Twins.

Patrick explains why he doesn't think the Twins will make much of a splash at the trade deadline on Tuesday and goes on a rant about the farm system. Reusse also talks about what appears to be the end for Miguel Sano with the Twins.

There are a ton of home games coming up in August at Target Field. Matt Hodson with the Twins front office tells us more. Plus, Phil Miller from the Star Tribune joins Steve from Petco Park in San Diego to preview tonight's game against the Padres. 

Steve Thomson (in for Mike Max) talks with Twins Beat Reporter Do-Hyoung Park from MLB about the teams pitching struggles, their lack of options, upcoming trade deadline, why he's holding onto Miguel Sano and more.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand explores the dual legacies of Byron Buxton and Miguel Sano, noting that Sano's return to the lineup Tuesday and these final two months of 2022 will probably mark the duo's last chance to do something special together. Plus Tuesday's 7-6 loss to Milwaukee was another example of the need for bullpen help. 9:00: Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns joins the show to talk about his new contract, the added pressure to win and faith being rewarded. 19:00: Three interesting takeaways from P.J. Fleck's appearance at Big Ten media day.

Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa wants the team to be buyers and has even had conversations with the front office; A potential trade offer for two relievers with the Chicago Cubs and should the Twins pull the trigger?; Miguel Sano is back but at the cost of Luis Arraez?!; (30:40) Write That Down

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a recap of Reusse's trip to Cooperstown for the Baseball Hall of Fame induction weekend. After plenty of adventure and conversations, a grateful Tony Oliva and Jim Kaat could probably use a little peace and quiet for the next couple weeks. Plus Reusse wonders about the timing of Byron Buxton's All-Star break procedure, considers the cost/benefit of Miguel Sano rejoining the team and once again expresses his disdain for the process of Vikings training camp.

The Minnesota Vikings are primed for big numbers under Kevin O'Connell however, when it comes to projecting their biggest training camp questions we rip through the top five at the top of the list. The Minnesota Twins officially brought up Miguel Sano. What does it mean for his longterm outlook at the teams game plan on how to use him most effectively. Finally, Luke puts Reggie on the hot seat with “What Does It Mean” covering all the latest hot topics in Minnesota sports including the biggest storylines to follow in the NFL with training camp officially starting.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Reusse is back from Cooperstown after the Minnesota Twins legends Jim Kaat and Tony Olivia went into the baseball Hall of Fame; Memories of both players; Thoughts on Miguel Sano's return to the Twins; Thoughts on the MLB trade deadline.

Mike Max talks with former Minnesota Twins Hitting Coach on having a routine, Miguel Sano's struggles, word association with several players and more. 

Reusse is back from Cooperstown after the Minnesota Twins legends Jim Kaat and Tony Olivia went into the baseball Hall of Fame; Memories of both players; Thoughts on Miguel Sano's return to the Twins; Thoughts on the MLB trade deadline.

Miguel Sano is back with the Twins but where does he fit in?; Minnesota Twins pitching targets by the MLB trade deadline: Luis Castillo, Tyler Mahle, Noah Syndergaard and more; Bullpen arm involving David Bednar, Michael Fulmer, David Robertson and more; Pecking order of the five Minnesota Vikings Declan is most excited to watch in 2022.

The boys return from their brief respite during the All-Star break and are in high spirits as the Minnesota Twins sweep the Tigers in their two-game series in Detroit. Meanwhile the White Sox and Guardians split a four-game series giving the Twins a 3-game lead in the AL Central. The guys discuss the HR Derby and All-Star game results and Dan concedes that if players are going to be mic'd up, the All-Star game is the only place it should be allowed. David wants to know if the Twins should have had Buxton get his injection prior to the All-Star game so he'd be ready for this series, and Dan is on the edge of his seat waiting to see what's next for Miguel Sano as his 20-day rehab comes to a close. The guys discuss the HOF inductions of Olivia, Kaat, and Ortiz, and reflect on the crazy 28 runs the Blue Jays put up against the Red Sox at Fenway. Thanks for listening, and as always, go Twins!Music: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason Cain.The Gran Group with Edina Realty TWIN CITIES AREA REALTORS TO MEET ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS!

The Minnesota Vikings are primed for big numbers under Kevin O'Connell however, when it comes to projecting their biggest training camp battles they're still plenty to discuss. Plus, the Minnesota Twins have just hours to decide Miguel Sano's future with the team and if he carries any value with a trade partner. Finally, Luke puts Sam on the hot seat diving into what the Green Bay Packers offense will look like with out Davante Adams.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dylan Campione & Finley Walshe are joined by Twins Daily & Locked on Twins host Nash Walker as the guys discuss all things Minnesota! Find out Nash's thoughts on Byron Buxton, Gary Sanchez, Miguel Sano, Jhoan Duran & so much more! Plus, where was Nash when the Carlos Correa news broke! Plus a bold prediction regarding the MLB Trade Deadline involving the Miami Marlins! Thanks so much to Nash for joining us today, greatly appreciate all the time, insight & effort!  Great news! Side Retired is now partnered with Seatgeek! For all ticketing needs go to Seatgeek.com and use promo code SIDERETIREDPOD for $20 off your first order!  We've got you covered from all things ranging from sporting events to concerts including the Mets, Yankees & Big Time Rush. Yes, this means we are officially taking you out to the ballgame! And now today's episode of Side Retired! 

Aaron and John talk about the Twins ending the first half on a low note, the need for pitching help before the trade deadline, Ryan Jeffers' thumb surgery, Miguel Sano's ticking clock, and why Brooks Lee and Connor Prielipp were a best-case scenario on draft day.

The Twins earn a split in a brief two-game series with the rival Milwaukee Brewers thanks in large part to rookie Jose Miranda, who hit a three-run homer to end the second game for his second Major League walk-off hit. David and Dan discuss that and more, including the strong start of Joe Ryan in Game 2 and the rain-interrupted loss in Game 1. Dan is eager to ask the Miguel Sano question -- whose spot will he take on the roster in a couple weeks? -- and David wonders whether Cleveland or Chicago pose a greater threat to the Twins' chances of winning an AL Central title. They also look ahead to the All-Star game and discuss one topic David and Dan do not see eye to eye on: the merits of musical theater. Thanks for listening, and as always: Go Twins.Music: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason Cain.The Gran Group with Edina Realty TWIN CITIES AREA REALTORS TO MEET ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS!

Introduction: Host Michael Rand breaks down the Wild's trade of goalie Cam Talbot, just a few days after the team signed Marc-Andre Fleury to a two-year deal and created the potential for drama with their two veteran goalies. Was it the right hockey move? And how much drama would there have been? 9:00: The Twins lost to the Brewers and Miguel Sano, the forgotten man, returned on a rehab assignment to St. Paul. 12:00: Star Tribune outdoors writer Bob Timmons joins Rand for a preview of his excellent upcoming Sunday story about "bikepacking" on gravel trails in Minnesota. 26:00: The Lynx stayed hot, winning one game seemingly three different times.

Minnesota Twins statements on the bullpen driving Judd CRAZY; However, Tyler Duffey is turning a corner; Starting making a list about the trade deadline acquisitions; Miguel Sano has begun his rehab assignment but where does he fit in the Twins lineup?; Glen Perkins has been incredible in the broadcast booth; Let's stop complaining about Byron Buxton's batting average; Minnesota Wild goaltending issue is becoming ‘petty bullsh**' between Cam Talbot and Marc-Andre Fleury; The Kirill Kaprizov situation is alarming; (36:00) Minnesota Timberwolves summer league observations regarding Josh Minott, Tim Connelly loves Jaden McDaneils; Wendell Moore and more! Plus buffoon of the week.

It is a week to the All-Star Break, and also the draft. Assistant General Manager Daniel Adler joins “Inside Twins” this week to chat about draft prep and alignment of roles and responsibilities leading up to the Twins selection. He gives an update on Miguel Sano's rehab and when the first baseman may make his return. He also admits the team is looking for some pitching help, and why internal arms are not the answer right now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David and Dan return to the podcast after a one-series absence and pick apart the Twins' series victory over the rival White Sox, two games to one in Chicago. They discuss the first-of-its-kind triple play turned by the Twins and the homer-fueled hitting display by Minnesota, which got big games from Luis Arraez, Jorge Polanco and Alex Kirilloff. Once again, though, the Twins' bullpen can't hold a lead, this time in Game 3 after a short start by Joe Ryan. David questions the manner in which Rocco Baldelli is employing Emilio Pagan, and Dan eats a bit of crow in his earlier comments about the MLB readiness of Jose Miranda, who had another strong series. They also discuss two players who are headed in different directions on the injury front: starting pitcher Chris Archer, who just went on the IL; and Miguel Sano, who is (according to Dan) coming back to the Majors soon. David disagrees. Thanks for listening, and go Twins.Music: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason Cain.The Gran Group with Edina Realty TWIN CITIES AREA REALTORS TO MEET ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS!

This week Chris is back and we chat about the Twins being involved in four straight walkoff games, who our first half MVPs are, the impending trade deadline and what the impending return of Miguel Sano may mean as well as how the Twins could for all intents and purposes bury the White Sox. You can follow the show on Facebook and Twitter and our new website! https://www.podpage.com/twins-nation/ On Facebook just search for Twins Nation Podcast. On Twitter we're at @TwinsNationPod. You can follow each of us individually on Twitter! Chris is @WZFGChris Sherry is @mnsotasportsgal Daniel is @GunderBathgate and Joe is @BigJoeGun --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Minnesota Timberwolves scoops: What NBA executives saying about the Rudy Gobert trade; Minnesota Twins scoops on Miguel Sano and potential trade rumors from Doogie.

Saturday Morning Pregame with Sean Roberts and Michael Admire! Drake news including Knapp Center renovation! Saturday Morning Hangover includes Miguel Sano! Director of 80/35 Festival Mickey Davis calls in to talk upcoming lineup!

Minnesota Timberwolves scoops on D'Angelo Russell latest trade rumors involving the Washington Wizards, New York Knicks; Will Sachin Gupta stick around?; Denver Nuggets fans are upset about losing Connelly; Latest Twins scoops on Joe Ryan's potential return; Miguel Sano's rehab; And final Minnesota Vikings scoops

Assistant General Manager Jeremy Zoll joins “Inside Twins” this week and provides updates on Jorge Alcala, Royce Lewis and Miguel Sano. He also dives in player development and discusses how to identify guys who will be receptive to change, and then how the change is implemented. Jeremy also touches base on former number one overall pick Tim Beckham being on the team's radar as his season is getting going for the triple-A St. Paul Saints. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Twins will be going to Toronto later this week and will have to navigate Canadian Covid-19 protocols. General Manager Thad Levine joins “Inside Twins” to discuss how they handle the roster shuffle, with some players not being eligible to play. On the heels of Chris Paddack having Tommy John surgery, Thad separates fact from fiction on what the Twins knew regarding Paddack's health before making the trade with the Padres. Plus, he provides on update on Miguel Sano's rehab. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron and John talk about the Twins' streak of one-run wins, Carlos Correa's injury and Royce Lewis' debut, Jose Miranda stepping in for Miguel Sano, Gilberto Celestino swimming instead of sinking, and Josh Winder and Jhoan Duran remaking the pitching staff on the fly.

In this week's Buy or Sell: TWINS: Buy or Sell this being the end of Miguel Sano as the Twins 1st baseman VIKINGS: Buy or sell Andrew Booth as being one of the steals of the draft? TIMBERWOLVES: Buy or Sell the loss to Memphis being a learning experience for the Wolves WILD: Buy or Sell the decision to start Marc-Andre Fleury in goal MN UNITED: Buy or sell Emanuel Reynoso setting the team record for assists against Cincinnati MN LYNX: Buy or Sell waiving Crystal Dangerfield  

Minnesota Wild win Game 2 and the hockey whisperer has takes! Kirill Kaprizov was the best player on the ice!; Joel Eriksson Ek play translating in the playoffs; Ville Husso was exposed; The Wild's defense helped bail out Marc-Andre Fleury; Wild have to stop taking penalties; Old Tweets Exposed!; (27:37) Scoops with Doogie on the Timberwolves plans this offseason and will Sachin Gupta get the full time job; Will the Wolves move on from D'Angelo Russell and who are potential point guard replacements; Wolves making changes in the broadcasting; Minnesota Twins scoops on Miguel Sano's surgery; Also Vikings scoops!

The Minnesota Twins continue to stay hot but Miguel Sano's tenure in a Twins uniform is coming to an end.

Luke and Sam breakdown all the action in Minnesota sports on today's episode of Superior Sports Talk. The two talk about the Minnesota Wild's chances in rebounding back in game two versus the St. Louis Blues and what adjustments they need to make to do so. Plus, the two break down Miguel Sano's long term outlook with the Minnesota Twins.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron and John talk about the Twins' rise to first place in the AL Central, Aaron's return from the injured list, Jose Miranda's big-league debut, Miguel Sano's knee injury, Jhoan Duran's first chance in the closer role, and how this team is starting to resemble the early 2000s version.

Minnesota Wild need to stay out of the penalty box and do the analytics suggest the Wild unlucky; Jordan Greenway taking a dumb penalty; Hockey commentarty is the wrost; Marc-Andre Fleury's shaky performance in Game 1; Lack of special teams success; Blues forcing the Wild out of their game and Jared Spurgeon somehow avoids a suspension!; (40:00) Seven things to love about Minnesota Twins pecking order of optimism!; The pitching has been superb; Byron Buxton still playing like an MVP!; Max Kepler has his swagger back; The Twins are better without Miguel Sano; Carlos Correa roaming around and top prospect Royce Lewis is hitting the cover off the ball.

It was a big series for the Minnesota Twins and almost equally so for David, who revels in the success of Max Kepler as well as his Puckett's Pick, Carlos Correa. He and Dan discuss the Twins' second consecutive series sweep for the AL Central's leading team. They dive into the depth of the Minnesota lineup, which demonstrated its quality beyond its star, Byron Buxton. They also recap the play of the two pitchers the Twins received in the Taylor Rogers trade as well as the one they got in the Nelson Cruz deal (as it turns out, Joe Ryan might be quite good). Dan laments the play of Miguel Sano thus far, and they express hesitation over the potential of a pitch clock in the Majors anytime soon. Thanks for listening, and as always, enjoy!Music: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason CainThe Gran Group with Edina Realty TWIN CITIES AREA REALTORS TO MEET ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS!

The Twins get their first series win in dramatic fashion sweeping the Chicago White Sox in a three game series at Target Field. Hoges fills in for Dan Thompson and the boys discuss the importance of Byron Buxton to the roster of the new AL Central leaders. The boys wonder how much longer Miguel Sano will be given starts at 1st if his struggles continue, and are curious if Max Kepler has actually figured out how to beat the shift. In Herbie's Headlines the Yankees team and fans take center stage, and Hoges flips the script on David in Dan's Dumbs. Thanks so much for listening, and as always, go Twins!    Music: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason CainThe Gran Group with Edina Realty TWIN CITIES AREA REALTORS TO MEET ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS!

In what can only be described as a disappointing series, the Twins win just one of three games against the Royals in Kansas City and continue to bat poorly while pitching surprisingly well. David and Dan discuss the strong turn by the starting rotation and also the ongoing offensive woes of Carlos Correa, Miguel Sano and Ryan Jeffers. David gets particularly worked up talking about third-base coach Tommy Watkins, while Dan sees great humor in starter Chris Paddack pleading with the position players to score him some runs. They also look around the league at Miguel Cabrera's impending 3,000th hit, and then the namedropping begins, from Dave Winfield to Bernie Mac. Thanks so much for listening, and as always, go Twins!    Music: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason CainThe Gran Group with Edina Realty TWIN CITIES AREA REALTORS TO MEET ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS!

Minnesota Timberwolves wouldn't be here without Karl-Anthony Towns; Ode to former North Stars great Mike McCarthy and will Miguel Sano finally get a hit this weekend?!

Introduction: A generational argument played out again Wednesday when Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw was pulled after 80 pitches and seven perfect innings at Target Field against the Twins. Should he have been allowed to try to finish the perfect game? It all depends on who you ask -- including Kershaw, who was fine with the move given the circumstances. Regardless, the Twins' offense is in rough shape with Miguel Sano starting the year 0-for-19, Alex Kirilloff going on the IL and their top minor league affiliate in St. Paul getting zero hits on Wednesday. 10:00: Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins host Michael Rand as they spin forward to the Wolves' first-round playoff series starting Saturday in Memphis. The level of confidence in Anthony Edwards after his 30-point game against the Clippers is matched by the level of concern over Karl-Anthony Towns' growing portfolio of postseason struggles. Simply put, KAT needs to find his game and his composure. 26:00: The WNBA has fewer than one-third of the roster spots as the NBA. That's a major problem that is spotlighted during the draft, which was earlier this week. Plus a major Gophers departure -- and perhaps a major addition soon.

Minnesota Timberwolves and LA Clippers meet on Tuesday for the NBA 7th seed play-in game! Ed *bleeping* Malloy is one of the officials for tonight's game; Can the Wolves best the Clippers?; Karl-Anthony Towns handling the emotions of a playoff game; Patrick Beverley's influence against his former team; Anthony Edwards' first taste of playoff basketball; Chris Finch's gameplan for the Wolves and more with Timberwolves insider Dane Moore!; (28:15) Dylan Bundy's impressive debut with the Minnesota Twins and Judd deserves to be called out; The Twins starting pitching has been solid; Byron Buxton pouncing on baseballs; Tommy Watkins decision to send Miguel Sano; The Twins walk-up music is AWFUL and more on who gets it; who doesn't!

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