Found January 28, 2008 on
Thank You Brian Sabean:
The Twins offense is starting to hit their stride (even with Joe Mauer still out of the lineup for a little while longer), so no complaints there. Likewise, Carlos Silva was very good, so nothing but praise for him on this Memorial Day Weekend.But the best news, long-term, for the Twins was that Ramo...
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Via Bronx Baseball Daily
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March 22, 2009
The Korean WBC team only has one MLB player compared to Venezuela’s 22 and Choo Shin-Soo from the Cleveland Indians made sure it didn’t go unnoticed hitting a three run homer in the first inning off Carlos Silva who gave up 7 runs in 1.1 innings as Korea moves on to the Finals on Monday [...]
Via Mets Merized Online
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March 22, 2009
Korea made it easy in the semifinal, exploding on Carlos Silva for seven runs in his just over one inning of work. Venezuela could never recover from that and lost 10-2. Korea started Suk-min Yoon, who went a little over six innings to get the win. Venezuela was credited with five errors in the game, though it only resulted in two unearned runs being scored.
The offensive hero...
Via The Scores Report
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March 20, 2009
The Twins are unsure when catcher Joe Mauer will be able to return to the field, but they know it probably won’t be by Opening Day.
Update: Mauer has pretty much ruled himself out for Opening Day, which has been speculated about but something no one with the club wanted to address. Mauer admitted that [...]
Via Thank You Brian Sabean
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January 25, 2008
After another Sabean Special today, one thing has become clear to me... when we have good pitchers start, that usually goes better than having bad pitchers start.Groundbreaking, I know. But then again, we are still starting Carlos Silva and Ramon Ortiz for 40% of the games, so this message isn't quit...
Via Signal To Noise
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January 29, 2008
Tigers 8, Twins 2 - How unlucky are the Twins right now? Joe Mauer's already on the DL, and they're getting beat up with the latest loss to the Tigers being the fourth in a row. Justin Morneau got absolutely popped up above there, complete with broken nose. Fortunately, it won't be affecting anyone's...
Via Five Tool Tool
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March 22, 2009
Re-enacting the same kind of vibe as when the least Dutch looking group of athletes ever knocked off the Dominicans, it's the South Koreans taking down my pick to win, the Venezuelans. The Koreans go to the finals, and will either face the Japanese or Americans.You'd like to wax rhapsodic about the scrappy Koreans, but really, Hugo Chavez's team lost this one when Johan...
Via Thank You Brian Sabean
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January 25, 2008
Yes, shocking.2/3 of the Trio of Horror pitched well in their debuts (Ramon Ortiz and Carlos Silva), but Sidney Ponson could not do the same, as the Yankees beat the Twins 8-2. Here was Ponson's line:5.2 IP, 10 HR, 8 ER, 3 BB, 2 KYikes. Sadly, even if he had been excellent, it probably wouldn't have ...
Via Baseball Musings
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March 13, 2008
Joe Mauer and Joe Nathan had a friendly battle in batting practice....
Via rangerfans.com
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April 25, 2008
There were five runs scored this game. All of them were a direct result of the longball.
1) Jose Vidro's solo shot on the second inning off Jason Jennings.
2) Jose Lopez' three run shot in the fifth off of Jason Jennings.
3) Ben Broussard's solo shot in the sixth off of Carlos Silva.
That was th...
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