Change Location Startribune.com digital sports editor Howard Sinker used to cover the Twins and now shares season tickets with friends in Section 219 of Target Field. He blogs about baseball from the perspective of a long-time fan who loves the game, doesn't always believe the hype and likes hearing what others think. For $14 million and a two-year commitment, the Twins were right to let Joe Nathan take his recovering closer act to Texas, where the Rangers hope they can move Neftali Feliz into the starting rotation with as much success as they had when C.J. Wilson made that switch for them before the 2010 season. Nathan was part of the core that was consistently able to get the Twins into the postseason but not beyond. That was before the Tommy John surgery that sidelined him for 2010 and his inconsistent return in 2011. There was little to Nathan's 2011 performance that would lead the Twins to offer him significant money and the closer's role. I'd consider Glen Perkins the leading in-house option and I'd be looking at the Francisco 3 as potential game-finishers too. "Francisco 3?" That would be Frank Francisco, the Toronto reliever; Francisco Rodriguez (K-Rod to most of us), who split last season between the Mets and Brewers, and even Francisco Liriano, whom I'd ponder as a throw-the-snot-out-of-it bullpen option as much as I'd consider letting him flail away again as a starter. (K-Rod shouldn't be considered if there's a bidding war, but he could find there's