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From: johnp@ihuxf.UUCP (John Schleicher)
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Subject: Re: Watch out AL WEST!!
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 08:59:29 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar  5 08:59:29 1986
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> I'm another TRUE BLUE Twins fan!!! The Twins are definately going
> to come on strong this year. They finally started winning at the end of
> last season and I'm willing to bet they will continue. Hrbek has lost
> some weight, Blyleven is as good as ever, Bruno will knock the cover off
> the ball, and Kirby Puckett will continue to dazzle the league with his
> center feild play (most put outs to home plate last year!!). In their last
> 9 games of 1985, the Twins swept Kansas City (3 games), and went 2 for 3 
> against Chicago and Cleveland. We're on our way!!!!
>             
> 
> ******************************************************************************
> 
>  We're gonna win Twins    /-----------\    Knock out a homerun
>  We're gonna score              |          Shout a hip-hooray!!
>  We're gonna win Twins      /---|---\      Cheer for the Minnesota Twins today!!
>  Watch that baseball soar  <                     
>                             \-------/
>                                 |
>                                ---                
> *******************************************************************************
> 
> Shari Nelson, Rosemount Inc.
> ...ihnp4!rosevax!shari

Kent Hrbek has lost weight?  I read this morning that Twins management took 
the weight chart off of the wall because of the weight problems of various 
players and this fact was becoming an embarassment with the press commenting
on it.  By the way, Kent Hrbek was listed at 251.  Sounds like the old Dave
Parker syndrome.  I hope his knees hold up.

					John Schleicher
					ihnp4!ihuxf!johnp