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The Twins Almanac for May 19: Boston Bruno, Grand LeCroy - Vimarsana News

The Twins Almanac for May 19: Boston Bruno, Grand LeCroy

May 19th is a memorable day in Twins history for Matt LeCroy and Bobby Korecky, among others.

Dave Engle - The Minnesota Twins Players Project - Vimarsana News

Dave Engle - The Minnesota Twins Players Project

Dave Engle was born on November 30, 1956, in San Diego. His father and Hall of Famer Ted Williams were best friends, so Engle has all kinds of memories around sports or fishing or more (article/Q&A). In 1978, he was the third-round pick of the California Angels out of USC (Southern California...

2023 Twins Anniversaries - Vimarsana News

2023 Twins Anniversaries

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Worst All-Time Twins Tournament, Tsuyoshi Nishioka Round, Game 6: First is the worst - Vimarsana News

Worst All-Time Twins Tournament, Tsuyoshi Nishioka Round, Game 6: First is the worst

Result As in Game 2, the Game 6 rematch between aces Brad Havens and Ray Scarborough was decided by one bad inning. In this case, the bad inning came earlier. And it was much, much worse. ‘81 batted around in the first, sending 11 men to the plate and scoring seven runs to take a dominant lead they would not lose, claiming victory by an 8-1 tally and knotting the series at three. Scarborough’s struggles started one batter into the game, as Gary Ward sent a fly ball over the left field wall for an early 1-0 lead. After a strikeout, Scarborough loaded the bases on a walk and two singles, an...

Worst All-Time Twins Tournament, Ricky Nolasco Round, Day 5: Aces in spades - Vimarsana News

Worst All-Time Twins Tournament, Ricky Nolasco Round, Day 5: Aces in spades

‘81 in his five-plus innings of work, he was no match for Camilo Pascual. Pascual allowed just five hits over seven innings as he and Bud Byerly combined to shut out ‘81 5-0 and send them into the finals. While Pascual kept his shutout going, Havens lost his in the sixth. Until that inning, he had allowed only four hits and walked three. But Pete Runnels opened the sixth with a second-pitch single, Jim Lemon’s subsequent double putting men on second and third with nobody out. Havens worked Courtney to a 1-2 count before he singled in Runnels, and Lou Berberet singled home Lemon on the ...