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here's NBCSports.com's Aaron Gleeman and Twinsdaily.com's John Bonez.

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it's been a successful week for the twins four and one this week i didn't see that happening i'm

going to ask my fellow broadcaster here across the table aaron gleeman of nbc sports

com what he thinks of it uh well suffice it said i didn't see it happening either i never see

that happening even when they were winning division titles i didn't't see that happening. But yeah, it's nice, although I will say, you know, two weeks ago they won, would they win four or five in a row? I mean, momentum in baseball is such a funny thing, and by funny thing, I mean non-existent. Especially when the starting pitching has just been such a mess, or, you know, for the most part. So it's, it's nice to see. They're no longer in the running right now for the number one pick next year, which is nice. That's a nice thing, although maybe not. With all the tanking talk with, I know the wild, that was the issue with them, and the Timberwolves have had that in the past. I don't want to say that twins should be tanking, but, you know, they're ruined in their draft pick for next year,

although it's not considered an amazing draft next year either, so.

That's all right. I was actually going to ask you if there's, you know, the Power Trip guys regularly ask me,

is there somebody for next year that they should be, you know,

actively rooting for the twins to lose as many games as possible so they could end up.

There's no lottery in the MLB draft like there is in, you know, the NBA or, I guess it's

NBA or the NHL, I guess also I think has a lottery of some sort.

But. Yeah, there's no Strasbourg, there's no Bryce Harper, there's no Joe Maurer.

There are plenty of names out there that are already being projected as, you know, top

picks for the 2013 MLBDraft, but we've got a whole year to talk about them.

We've got one day now left to talk about

2012. I'm kind of excited about this actually.

Well, okay, so let me ask you the

question I put out there on Twitter today, which is

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