Sabitlenmiş Tweet
Ean Laird
117 posts

Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi

Our original Twitter account got hacked, so we have made a new one!
Make sure to follow our NEW ACCOUNT at @DWU_Baseball on Twitter to stay up-to-date on all things Tiger Baseball!

English
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi

South Dakota lost a promising educator, a dedicated coach and one heckuva baseball player on Jan. 16. 605sports.com/Celebrating-Re…
English
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi

6'8, 250. The single-season Saints home run leader, McCrusher, appears to be headed elsewhere. He's about to be a folk hero in Asia
Bobby Nightengale@nightengalejr
The Twins cleared a spot on their 40-man roster and put OF Carson McCusker on unconditional release waivers. McCusker is expected to pursue an opportunity to play in Asia next year.
English
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi

This is actually secretly a #MNTwins stat because no player has ever reached base 7 times in a postseason game before Ohtani today, but the last MLB hitter to reach base 7 times in any (regular + post) game was...
Joe Mauer (May 28, 2017)
Sarah Langs@SlangsOnSports
Shohei Ohtani is the first player in postseason history to reach base 7 times in a game
English
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi

Joe Pohlad and the Pohlad family aren’t just a disgrace to baseball, they’re a stain on the entire state of Minnesota.
Their story starts in the Great Depression, not as scrappy underdogs, but as profiteers who made their fortune foreclosing on homes of desperate families who had lost everything. From day one, they were taking from the poor to enrich the rich, and that ethos has never left them.
For decades, the Pohlads have been infamously cheap, demanding that Minnesota’s taxpayers and fans foot the bill for their every whim. They’re not savvy businesspeople, they’re parasites.
In the early 2000s, they nearly let the Twins die. Attendance was down, they refused to invest, and the team was on the chopping block to be contracted alongside the Expos. The only thing that saved the franchise was a court injunction forcing them to honor their Metrodome lease.
By 2006, they convinced Minnesota to cover seventy-five percent of Target Field’s cost. A billion-dollar family, holding out its hand to working-class Minnesotans and demanding payment.
Fast forward to 2016, Jim Pohlad hires Derek Falvey to modernize the organization. For a moment, there was hope. Player development technology, advanced analytics, and a revamped coaching staff started to pay off. By 2019, the Twins won 100 games. By 2023, they broke their playoff curse. The arrow was pointing up.
Then Joe Pohlad took over, and steered the ship straight into the iceberg. He “right-sized” the team, gutted investments in talent and infrastructure, and erased the analytical and developmental edge the Twins had built.
By July 31, 2025, the gut punch landed: an all-time pathetic trade deadline where they dumped eleven players in a payroll purge disguised as a “fresh start.” It wasn’t a reset, it was a surrender.
The final hope Twins fans clung to was the idea that the Pohlads might finally sell. Now we know they won’t.
Joe Pohlad, and the rest of your dynasty of leeches, you are nothing more than generational thieves. You take from people who make less than you, give back nothing, and expect them to be grateful. Minnesota doesn’t owe you thanks. Minnesota owes you the door.
Fuck you, Pohlad family.
Minnesota Twins@Twins
A letter from the Pohlad family:
English
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi
Ean Laird retweetledi

‼️ Get signed up before it’s too late!! We are close to being full for this year’s golf outing! Sign up via email: Ben.Johnson@dwu.edu
DWU Baseball@DWUBaseball
⚾️DWU Baseball Fundraiser Golf Outing ⛳️ Look forward to seeing everyone back for our 5th Annual golf outing on September 27th! Get your team signed up! Register via email: Ben.Johnson@dwu.edu
English
Ean Laird retweetledi

Thank you @denvercougs !
Looking for a 5th year, pro ball and overseas opportunities.
@RivalsPortal @divIIbaseball @BBJobsOverseas @NCAABaseball @BUncommitted @247SportsPortal @David_BurnsJR
Season Stats:
23 Games
28 H
AB 75/PA 84
BA .373
OBP .440
OPS 1.000
RBI 19
SLG .560
2HR
English
Ean Laird retweetledi











