Minnesota Twins: Finding the Falvine Duo’s Batting Average as GM

Thad Levine, General Manager and Derek Falvey, Chief Baseball Officer for the Minnesota Twins look on. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)
Thad Levine, General Manager and Derek Falvey, Chief Baseball Officer for the Minnesota Twins look on. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images) /
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Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey, Manager Rocco Baldelli and General Manager Thad Levine of the Minnesota Twins. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images) /

Combined Falvine Batting Average for moves as GM of the Minnesota Twins: .463

With a combined 25 hits and 29 misses over their tenure in charge of the Minnesota Twins front office, Derek Falvey and Thad Levine have put together an overall solid batting average in Minnesota, hitting over .460.

This is WAY better than Al Avila’s batting average of .350, but also WAY worse than David Stearn’s batting average of .629. This puts Falvine right in the middle, which is actually kind of where I would put them in terms of across the whole league. They aren’t a Top 5 front office, but I think they work well with what they have.

One big takeaway for this one is that the team has a .583 batting average on trades. This means that usually, when the team makes a trade it’s a good one, but when the team makes a free agent signing, it doesn’t usually go as well. It’s a good thing to keep in mind when clamoring for the Twins to make any move.

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