Who loves the Minnesota twins?
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I DO I DO I DO I DO!!! I especially love Joe Mauer. Lucky me, I'm going to the Twins/Yankees game on Easter!! GO TWINS!!!!
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Yes, David Dixon on the Minnesota Vikings. My favorite team!
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I watch it everyday, and i see what you mean. I always wondered that myself and it is funny you pointed it out. Sometimes it seems like they are faking that they like each other. I LUV MINNESOTA!
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No, not with Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau owning everyone. The only problem is the White Sox and the Tigers keep winning so our bad start is haunting us. Go Twins!
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FYes, I am a Braves fan and have been since they played in Boston. They broke my heart and moved to Milwaukee and then on to Atlanta. However, I still love that team and watch their games on TNT whenever they are on.\n\nThey have the best manager in baseball with Bobby Cox, and their young players are on the thresh hold of stardom. Unfortunately, they traded away too many of their rising star pitchers, but their farm system will develop more. It always does.\n\nGo Braves!!!!
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I have been a Cowboy fan for over 20 years.  Been a fan through the good years and the bad ones.  As long as they beat the Washington Deadskins, I am happy.
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mine <3  go USA!!!!!!
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Myself and my little brother.  \n\nWe both make a perfect team.
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i do.they are so cute!
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I do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nMy favorite team!\n\n(Not really. I'm just a kiss-up that wants 10 points.)
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There pretty good.I hate MnM I would love to see them win the Tag Team championchip!
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No I LOVE the Red Sox :)
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Mine too is Cincinnati Reds\n All Time favorite.. Johnny Bench and Barry Larkin\n Present favorite... Ken Griffey Jr. and Adam Dunn
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I love them both!  I also love the Reds!
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my husband-and my mother-they make a great team!!!\n\nhahahaha
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I have been waiting for a while to go on a major rant so here it goes:\n\nKimtastic:  You argue that it should be the MVS award.  Yes, it is called the MVP award, and as a matter of fact, Morneau was the Most Valueable Player. Jeter had a great year but he also hit in a much better line-up.  I will do a quick comparison for you\n\nTwins                                   Yankees\nMauer:  .347, 13, 84             Cano:  .342, 15, 78\nCuddyer:  .284, 24, 109       Giambi:  .253, 37, 113\nHunter:  .278, 31, 98            A-Rod:  .290, 35, 121\nCastillo:  .296, 3, 49             Damon:  .285, 24, 80\nPunto:  .290, 1, 45                Abreu:  .330, 7, 42\nBartlett:  .309, 2, 32              Posada:  .277, 23, 93\n\nSimply look at those numbers.  If you tell me Jeter is more important to the Yankees line-up, than Morneau is to the Twins, you need get over your little crush for Jeter.\n\n\nETW,\n\nWhat does that stand for Enormously Tiny Wiener?\n\n1) Yes Justin Morneau was the MVP of the Twins.  Ask Mauer, Ask Santana, ask Liriano, ask every single Twins fan and they will say Morneau was the twins MVP.  \n\n2) From June 7th to the end of the season, nobody, not Jeter, not Mauer, nobody had a better batting average than Morneau(.362).  Also on this date the Twins were in fourth place.  It was Morneau who got the Twins going offensively and mainly because of him, the Twins won the Division.  \n\n3)  I will give you some advice, if you don't know something, don't go off and make yourself look like an idiot the way you do.  Morneau went a few games were he sat out against lefties, in June not July.  With a batting average of .255, it shows how hot Morneau got to be able to raise his average to .321 in half of a season.  \n\n\nVIXENLUVA\n\nThere isn't a problem about Jeter playing for the Yankees, but when people say that if you take Jeter out of the line-up, it falls apart, then you are nothing but a complete stooge.  Morneau makes a greater difference when taken out of the Twins line-up than Jeter and the Yankees line-up.  \n\nBy the way what does it mean when you say "if you ANYTHING about baseball you should shut your trap"\n\n\nGANNON J\n\nAre you saying that Jeter should be the MVP because A-Rod had mental issues and a long hitting streak?  Then you'd agree that Jimmy Rollins should have won the MVP last year because Pat Burell  had mental issues and he had a long hitting streak.  Right? \n\n From the looks of it Jeter did not do a lot to deal with A-Rod's mental issues.  A-Rod was isolated in the clubhouse and from what Sheffield said, nobody tried to pick him up.  You would think that a great captain would try to help out a struggling player, rather than let the team isolate him.\n\n\nEXOCET,\n\nWhat you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone who read what you say is now dumber for reading it.\n\n"it is rewarding the most valuable player on the team that plays meaningful games in september"\n\nThe Yankees did not play a meaningful game in September.  They had already won the division and were able to put it into cruise control.  \nThe Twins on the other hand were in third place and 6 games behind the Tigers.  They played in meaningful games in September.  \n\nRight there you argue against Jeter:  \n-It was the Twins who played meaningful games in September, and Justin Morneau was the MVP of the Twins.  \n\nI thank you for making the case for Morneau.\n\n\n\nIN CLOSING, JUSTIN MORNEAU WON THE MVP.  HE DESERVED IT AND YOU IDIOT YANKEES FANS WILL NEVER HAVE THE CAPABILITY OF ACCEPTING THE FACT.  SO IT IS POINTLESS TO EVEN TRY TO ENLIGHTEN YOU BECAUSE YOU ARE TOO CAUGHT UP WITH YOUR ADDICTIONS TO JETER.  \n\nMORNEAU MVPS=1\nJETER MVPS=0
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Yes we love England as well just as much as we love beating you.Isnt it great that we have such a friendly rivalry no matter who wins.Bring it on.