Aaron and John talk about Phil Hughes' impressive first two months, beating the new-look Yankees, why Jason Kubel is stealing at-bats from Josmil Pinto, Oswaldo Arcia and Josh Willingham returning, Aaron Hicks giving up switch-hitting, Jon Jay trade rumors, technical difficulties, Joe Mauer's struggles, and Ben Revere's shocking home run. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Stitcher or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com.
Meanwhile, over at TwinsDaily.com,
- a Twins pitching prospect that had one of the most impressive outings of this minor league season yesterday,
- Seth awards the Minor League Relief Pitcher Of the Month,
- Jason Kubel's recent slump is leaving Cody feeling ill,
- the forum continues to breakdown the latest MLB Draft news and
- a member of our new Twins Daily New Team found some great stories in New York papers about Phil Hughes' recent success after his triumphant return to Yankee Stadium on Sunday.
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