Gardenhire

Source: www.fortmilltimes.com --- 2 days ago
Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire has been ejected in the sixth inning for arguing whether a ball hit Jason Kubel's foot in Monday night's game against Kansas City. ...

Source: www.twinkietown.com --- 3 days ago
This just in: Ron Gardenhire was arrested at his home after his wife was found dead. Police say that there was obvious sign of struggle. I don't know any further information, but this happened not too long ago. How's it going Jesse? Something tells me that there was a rape and murder. What do you guys think? Nobody is sure what shall happen to thy Twins . Jesse has a 9 inch penis. He really does. ...

Source: www.sportsline.com --- 12 days ago
A few interesting quotes from Ron Gardenhire make the latest Souhan article. Just what did he have to say about three of our youngest and struggling position players? ...

Source: www.stltoday.com --- 6 days ago
Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire, appearing in St. Louis in that role for the first time, has the second longest tenure as a manager in the American League, ranking behind only Mike Scioscia of the Los Angeles Angels. Gardenhire has… ...

Source: twitter.com --- 22 days ago
bjhess: Why in the hell has Gardenhire put Tolbert in the #2 slot? < .200 hitter needs extra at bats? Cripes. #twins #mlb ...

Source: twitter.com --- 22 days ago
bjhess: I sincerely hope Gardenhire doesn't attribute this win to his genious move of batting a AA #2 hitter second in an MLB lineup #twins #mlb ...

Source: sportspyder.com --- 19 days ago
... 0 for 2 and grounded into a double play Friday, but both Slowey and reliever Luis Ayala laid down adequate sacrifice bunts. By Slowey's estimation, that was e ... ...

Source: hosted.ap.org --- 49 days ago
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Twins manager Ron Gardenhire was ejected in the seventh inning of the series finale Thursday against Detroit by plate umpire Paul Nauert.... ...

Source: www.royalsreview.com --- 142 days ago
Admit it, you've recently lost sleep wondering which AL Central team had the best, and worst, #9 hitters in 2008. In fact, you've considered tabulating the numbers yourself, by hand if necessary. The wait is over. Here are the cumulative numbers for the #9 hitters of the AL Central last year, sorted by OPS. Minnesota: .286/.340/.420 (.760) Detroit: .255/.337/.423 (.760) Cleveland: .276/.343/.407 (.749) Chicago: .270/.311/.391 (.703) KANSAS CITY: .233/.281/.285 (.566) Amazingly, that .566 OPS by #9 Royals in 2008 was not the worst in the AL . Somehow, the Orioles were worse, ending up with a .220/.257/.297 line. Frankly, I'm astounded that a full lineup slot averaged a .285 slugging for them Treyboys last year. Damn, just damn. Thank you TPJ, Gathright, Maier, German and assorted pitchers. You showed those Orioles a thing or two. Sadly, the Cubs & Brewers both managed higher slugs using the pitcher the majority of the time. I really don't understand the Twins. Minnesota's #9 slot was more productive than both the 8-hole, which managed just a .672 OPS and the #7 slot (.719). That isn't all, it was also better than both the #1 and #2 slots as well (.688 and .717 respectively). I know the Twins play the game the right way, but I did not know that having your fifth or sixth best hitter hit 9th, with much worse guys at leadoff and second, was part of the right way . Then again, I never played the game and was born after 1955. ...

Source: haasertime.blogspot.com --- 111 days ago
Twins' manager, Ron Gardenhire, recently held an online chat with some Twins fans to talk about Joe Mauer's health and other Twins issues. Here is the transcript: Gardy: First I'd like to say that things are going great right now. The guys are in good shape and are progressing along like they should. I don't have any new information on Joe (Mauer) but when I do, we'll let you know. With that, I'll open it up for questions. Twinksfan7: Gardy, do you have any new information on Mauer? Gardy: ...Uh, like I said, no. I don't. We're are waiting for the results from some additional tests. Paul57: What if Joe is not ready to go? Gardy: Well, what we do in baseball is have players that back up our starters. So in this case, if Joe is not able to play then Mike Redmond, his back up, will play in his place. When Redmond can't go it will probably be Morales. Paul57: So, Ramos then? I watched him in spring training and he's the best. Gardy: No. It will be Redmond. He's the back up catcher. puntopowa: Okay, I get that. But what if Joe is injured and can't play? Gardy: Again, Redmond will start Paul57: But Redmond is the back up catcher, so that doesn't really make sense. Does it? Gardy: Okay. Remember back when you were in grade school. If your teacher got pregnant she would take time off to have the baby. Then you would have a substitute teacher in her place until your regular teacher comes back. puntopowa: But what if your teacher is a man? Gardy: ...

Source: baseball.blogdig.net --- 38 days ago
Tonight I watched the Minnesota Twins play the Milwaukee Brewers in a pretty good game, at least until the bottom of the 7th inning.� Then things got a little wild.� The Twins had a narrow 2-1 lead over the Brewers as two batters got on base versus Dave Bush.� Bush ... ---- link Bottom9 Baseball: The best baseball blog posts from around the web ...

Source: dailymail.com --- 53 days ago
The Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire retreated to his office to watch most of a 9-6 victory over Seattle on Saturday night after feeling il... ...

Source: www.wikio.com --- 100 days ago
MLB.com Q & A With Ron Gardenhire Kelly Theiser 's short Q & A with the Twins manager, briefly touching on pitching and Joe Mauer . Source : Twinkie Town ( subscribe ) Explore : Baseball , Baseball Managers , Baseball Players , Ron Gardenhire , Sports ...

Source: www.mlb.com --- 100 days ago
Q&A with Twins manager Gardenhire ...

Source: www.mlb.com --- 67 days ago
Gardenhire, Gomez discuss frustration ...

Source: www.mlb.com --- 170 days ago
Gardenhire fields fans' questions ...

Source: felzball.blogspot.com --- 106 days ago
When you fetishize low-budget teams, you say dumb things: "He is the manager of the Twins, since 2002, and even though he doesn't make it to the World Series on a short payroll, his team is always a favorite to make noise in the AL Central. Last season he did better than the Yankees and came closer to the first round of the playoffs, losing a play-in game to the White Sox in Chicago." His team didn't do better than the Yankees. His team won fewer games in a weaker division. Besides, according to Lupica Yankee Logic, you either win the World Series or you do not. Saying "even though he doesn't make it to the World Series" is kind of like saying, "even though it's dark at night, it's just like day." "The truth is that Gardenhire's Twins have been grinding that way for years, doing that on the short payroll but with a wonderful farm system, developing talent and losing talent and playing the game right, winning 90 or more games four times since '02." Big deal. "Somehow, though, the Twins keep producing good kids and good arms, and there are people that think that the wild card in the American League this season might be as likely to come out of the AL Central as it is the East." "There are people." Good journalism. I think the AL Wild Card will come out of the AL East. But I also think four out of five AL East teams will be good and it's likely that they keep beating themselves, opening the door for an 85-win team from the AL Central or th ...

Source: www.mlb.com --- 49 days ago
Gardenhire exits with ejection in seventh ...

Source: www.mlb.com --- 71 days ago
Gardenhire developing bullpen roles ...