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client i'm john bonus twinsdaily dot com with me aaron gleeman ofpectus.com. Tony Landry, pushing the buttons. And behind the glance there. Hi, everybody. Pushing the buttons. Such a great way to describe it. Producer. The Twins, we're really, we talked like either last week of the week before, about how we both kind of had the feeling of, I don't want to say like a weight lifted,

but it's almost like when the individual games, unfortunately, cease having quite as much

impact, and, you know, you blow a late lead or something, it's still frustrating, but you don't

live or die with it.

And then the focus can start to be on basically anybody who might be on next year's team.

You start evaluating them. Obviously the trade stuff. You start looking at the minor leagues,

all this stuff. I feel like we're now just deep into that because I'm now watching games.

And they've thankfully now turned over a decent part of the roster.

Even in addition to the trades, they've called up some guys. And now we're going to talk in a minute about Irvin Santana being shut down. But it's at least now, you know, two-thirds of the roster that you can sort of evaluate, not only for what they're doing right now, but for what you think of them heading to 2019. And as recently as like, I don't know, July 25th, it was the opposite.

It was two-thirds of the roster had no real shot at being on the 2019 team.

And it was like, what are we even doing here?

We described it a lot as sort of they're biting their time, but for what?

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