John Bonnes
Co-Host at Gleeman and The Geek
He's a Twins fan. He's a geek. It's kind of sad really. Husband, dad, Mpls citizen. @TwinsDaily @GleemanAndGeek @ZoneCoverageMN @PowerTripKFAN @BrewerFanatic
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | John Bonnes
We don’t know the full extent of the injuries that Matt Wallner and Carlos Correa suffered in Tuesday night’s 6-3 victory over the Mets. Both are getting an MRI on Wednesday morning. Matt Wallner said after the game that he hasn’t felt anything like this before, so he’s unsure what to make of it. Carlos Correa said he experienced some wrist discomfort this spring that went all the way back to last year, though he sounded hopeful that he could be back soon.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | John Bonnes
Major-league managers have few direct levers with which to impact their team’s performance, but one at their disposal is at-bats. After reflecting on some of the performances that led to last year’s dismal finish, Twins manager Rocco Baldelli entered the season planning to use that lever—but it's been missing.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | John Bonnes
If you’re heading to Target Field this Saturday and you want to enjoy this early spring a little longer, stick around, and you’ll get a bonus game for your trouble. Soon after the Twins wrap up their game against the Tigers, the field will be turned over to a pair of southeast Minnesota high school teams: Byron and Stewartville.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | John Bonnes
Aaron and John talk about the Twins desperately needing to stop digging a deeper hole, Pablo López's injury throwing the rotation into flux, why the lineup's biggest names are dragging it down the most, and Rocco Baldelli's job status being in question. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link. John cofounded Twins Daily and co-hosts the Gleeman and the Geek podcast.
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2 weeks ago |
twinsdaily.com | John Bonnes
It was supposed to be different. Spring training was all about how it would be different. Different than the 12-27 finish that ended the Twins' season and plunged them to fourth place in the AL Central. Less individual work. More team drills and meetings. Less swinging for the fences. More putting the ball in play. Less rest. More spring training games, even including veterans going on road trips. It was all different – except how the season started.
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The #MNTwins are swept in a ATL and return home for a critical homestand to save their season. We talk about it: https://t.co/wXMDNiRPpY
If you’re downtown and looking for something to do after work, the #MNTwins are hosting a a high school rivals doubleheader at Target Field starting at 4 today. Free & concessions available. Just walk thru gates 29 or 6. More here: https://t.co/aB1GIY34uD
I LOVED our latest Patreon podcast and our patrons seem to agree. We interviewed new MLB Twins beat writer @MatthewHLeach & ended up diving into the very beginnings of online baseball blogs/writing. So good. https://t.co/FxyyTXykCw
