[Twins] A Letter From the Pohlad Family

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1. Quite the twist after their epic sell-off. Hopefully there are better days ahead for the fans. 

2. As there’s a drive to left by Castellanos

3. Sad day for Twins fans 😢

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5. “Tough shit, losers”

6. Manfred is a coward for not addressing this dumpster fire.

7. good luck to you guys, and i thought my dbacks were having it bad again

8. As a White Sox fan, this is the only time I’ve ever felt empathy for Twins fans. I see you. I hear you. I’m sorry for you.

9. Well, good news for the greater MLB community, start the bidding on Ryan and Lopez now! We’ll take a 32-year-old AA “prospect” for either.

10. 2025. The year the Minnesota sports curse hit a new low.

11. They might as well have said “fuck you, we ain’t selling 🖕”

12. Oof. Sorry Twins fam. Hope you make it out the other end okay.

13. Dear Twins fans,

    Sorry. Thanks for the closer. Hes pretty cool.

14. At times like these, I’m reminded of the journal entry former president Teddy Roosevelt made the night his wife and mother both died.

    “The light has gone out of my life.”

    The boycott continues, in perpetuity.

15. I’m sick.

16. “We didn’t get the offer we wanted so we’re stuck here”

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18. I don’t have a lot of faith in these new minority investors if they looked at this situation: declining interest and revenues directly related to malaise with the Pohlads at the helm, and they said “Yes! Let’s throw in a bunch of $ to help you pay off your debt while you continue to choke off revenue streams by further killing fan interest”. Some real tycoons coming in…

19. I am going to walk into the Mississippi River wearing a full suit of chainmail

20. Thanks for the closer. We appreciate it.

21. I just read: “We were asking too much for the team and nobody bit.”

22. I feel bad for the Twins fans. Every team needs ownership that cares more about the legacy of the team, the fans and winning then they do maximizing profits.

23. That’s disappointing for Twins fans.

24. You may remember in the year or so before the Wilpons sold the Mets, they stopped the sale and said they would sell the team but retain power for the next five years or some nonsense like that. Cohen walked away at that point and the deal looked dead. Fortunately, they changed their mind and eventually sold to Cohen.
    TL-DR: don’t give up hope yet!

25. So looks like the only baseball I’ll be watching in person is the St. Paul Saints and the northwoods league for the next 20 years

26. That really sucks for you guys, but at least you arent the A’s

27. “A wealth of experience” does NOT equal “a wealth of money,” though, does it?