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May 8, 2021 1 hr 3 min

Bullpens and Backups

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The guys debate the Vikings draft decisions including getting some depth at some key positions - but was it the right move? The Twins bullpen can't hold a lead and the lineup can't mount a comeback. Is there any hope? There is hope for a surging Wild squad and a Wolves team that is showing signs of life to close out the season.

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