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Hey, welcome back, everybody.

By the way, Derek Falby decided he was going to leave the twins. It was a mutually assured destruction. Here's what he had to say. How does this feel? How is it going to work? You know, what do we think the right structure feels like? Sometimes it's feel. Sometimes it's just a feel that you get where, you know, both sides kind of sit there and say, okay, is this the right match match for what we need going forward and if you get to a place where you don't think it's that

perfectly you have to have really honest conversations and dialogue about it and we did and while

jarring i know is you know ultimately another opportunity for the next chapter of twins baseball

which i'll be a fan of. Hmm.

All right.

Best of luck to Derek Falvey.

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