I was hoping that Milone would regain the form he was known for before his arm injury. If so, he could be this year's version of another Hughes in the Twins rotation.
But one game, against the lowly White Sox, doesn't prove anything yet. It just leaves me hopeful,
The Twins rediscovered how to hit yesterday, at least for one game. And Joe Mauer looked like someone who learned patience again, walking three times. It's the little things that can add up to a different approach, not just for Mauer but the Twins.
Molitor's first win is nice, but it's what they do from now that will determine how much they've learned. Knowing Nolasco is already hurt and that we'll be missing Santana for half a season leaves us in a big hole.
We're already in a small one. NOW is the time to start digging out. The bigger the hole, the harder it is to climb out.
Go Milone!!!
Mike Pelfrey pitches today. Last year he was good for four or five innings. Let's hope Molitor remembers that. Gardy always left him in one inning too long.
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