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  1. Hell at this point you just pray he comes back close to the same player
    4 points
  2. Was reading another thread and it got me thinking. Would you trade all of these players to the Dodgers for Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, and Yoshi Yamamoto?
    3 points
  3. 54-9 would be the largest loss in Cowboys history. Just throwing that out there.
    2 points
  4. This feels like the end of the season for this team.
    2 points
  5. It’s also important to consider that this is a tight knit group right now who will run through walls for each other. They cheer for each other when they get pinch hit for. A massive part of the success the second half of the season was guys being willing to take on any role in any situation and have a good attitude about it when it was their turn to take a seat. Is bringing in some high priced free agents going to shift that attitude back more toward selfish individualism? We are at a point in the rebuild where Tiger Culture is a thing and is an important immeasurable to consider when we add outside help to the team.
    2 points
  6. Seriously how was that not DPI? Ill take the completion but the defender never turned back for the ball and prevented Patrick from going to it without fighting through it. That wouldve been DPI against our guys for sure.
    2 points
  7. I once did a ranking of the top 20 most memorable Tigers seasons. I wasn't around for all of them, but I tried to imagine what it would have been like to be there. I think this season falls in the top 10. I can't find the list I made, but the top four were obvious: 1968 1984 1935 1945 More recently, 2006 has to be in there. 2011-2013 were great seasons, but there wasn't really one season in that span that stood out as memorable. There weren't any big surpises or drama. It was just stars doing what stars do. I think this season is up there with 06 and 87. It's kind of a mix between the surprise of 2006 and the end of season drama of 1987.
    2 points
  8. If a guy can catch, I'd keep developing him as a catcher right up to the minute you move him to 1st if you have to. Catchers that can hit above average are too valuable. Teach him 1st but don't move his primary gig.
    2 points
  9. They definitely seemed to have the right attitude this year, but chemistry can be fleeting. What happens when the young players get older and they no longer want to be so flexible? What happens when they get a couple of years under their belts and start thinking about arbitration and free agency? What happens when they they go into a slump next April or May and start to get on each other's nerves? This is why they send young experienced kids into war. It's easier to mold them. I am not saying that chemistry doesn't matter, but I don't think it lasts indefinitely. It's an evolving thing. Talent wins out long term and winning contributes to chemistry. I will agree that they don't need to bring any known attitude problems onto the team, but if they can get the right player/personality at a reasonable price, they should not hesitate to do so.
    1 point
  10. Maxx Crosby shoving coaches on the sidelines in Vegas. Let’s make a deal
    1 point
  11. This is full-on payback for last year! Campbell keeps his receipts!
    1 point
  12. This is lost on people who think the only way to improve a team is to spend on free agents, but you are onto something here. This isn't to say the team shouldn't dip into free agency, but they need to be selective and do research on the soft factors before adding somebody to the mix.
    1 point
  13. I'm thinking it will take 6 years.
    1 point
  14. If it’s a season ending injury you have to go get an A-tier edge rusher. You can’t stand for this being the way the season ends.
    1 point
  15. Man, it's just too bad that Goff doesn't have the arm to hit Jaymo over the top.
    1 point
  16. Time for a time conserving low scoring 3rd quarter to help all the people who complain that they don’t score enough in the third quarter.
    1 point
  17. His Xtra points are more scary than his FGs...lol
    1 point
  18. I can’t tell if you have a feed that is constantly 10 minutes behind or if your internet connection is from the 80s
    1 point
  19. It's time to score again and bury Dallas at home.
    1 point
  20. Yeah. The refs were chanting Let's Go Cowboys earlier.
    1 point
  21. Right back to him. Brass balls on Ben Johnson
    1 point
  22. Ben Johnson looks mad they only got 9 on that lol
    1 point
  23. That's the X, contested catch, receiver this offense needed.
    1 point
  24. Wait, Branch didn't even touch anyone. Refs already at it !
    1 point
  25. How are we both baseball nuts when baseball decided to go on strike during our Age 9 Seasons?
    1 point
  26. Holl looked good...Johansson was solid. Edvinsson is going to be good..seems to have better offensive instincts than MO. They're going to be a a really good top pair. Top line should be Tarasenko..Larkin and Raymond. Cat...Compher and Kane on the second line until Danielson and Kasper get here.
    1 point
  27. 1 point
  28. Not just facts, either—he quiets people who make fun of Trump or Vance. I started a Twitter account called Bowman Hamel, with a picture of Vance. Within ten minutes, it was locked.
    1 point
  29. Stinky McStinkface was also very good, as was JHM, but they did not get many at bats. Jake was also pretty solid, more than he is normally. And, of course, Parker. Almost makes up for the horrific trade for his brother. The one guy with the playoff experience, Vierling? Huge disappointment. Couldn't stop striking out. Also, all the other rookies hit like rookies. Just about everyone else was within margin of error for average. All in all, a mixed bag offensively.
    1 point
  30. I think it was kind of a fluke that everything came together at the same time. That doesn't take away from how fun and memorable it was, but I don't think they can come close to repeating it without some substantial moves this off-season.
    1 point
  31. Let’s not forget that this game was NOT over after the GS. I assumed it would be when it happened. But the Tigers continued to threaten. That changeup to Tork up in the zone with runners on… Jesus. I really thought he was going to do something there. He looked confident. But that pitch. Several times during the rest of the game I thought they’d come back to tie it. That’s why this team and year was special. They didn’t give up. The score didn’t tell the story.
    1 point
  32. Yup. 2006 is what I think of when watching this playoff run. Just the context that 2006 happened in. In 2003 we were the laughing stock of sports. In 2004, we signed Pudge. Guys like Dmitri Young, Carlos Guillen, and Pudge made 2004 fun to watch but clearly we didn't have the pieces to make a winning team. In 2005, we got Ordonez and had a promising start to the season, but there was a lot of clubhouse drama and in general, was a less fun year than 2004, and a step backwards. In 2006, Kenny Rogers was our big free agent signing and nobody had any expectations. But Chris Shelton came out of the gate like the second coming of Babe Ruth, Bonderman, Maroth and Robertson were pitching WAY over their heads. Rogers was a fantastic mentor. Verlander starting to come into his own. Nobody expected anything, and suddenly we were tearing the league up. Coming out of nowhere and beating the Yankees in the ALDS was something I don't think any Tigers fan will ever forget, especially when the team came out and partied with the fans. Seemed like such a down to earth team, relatable to the fans and nobody in their wildest dreams expected it. Anyway that's precisely what the 2024 tigers reminded me of.
    1 point
  33. 1 point
  34. Gonna leave this here. I was tracking this over the course of the series, and didn't know until tonight that the Guardians actually hired the guy who found this effect. In game 4, I flagged Holton vs. Ramirez and Brieske vs. Fry. If guys like Holton, Brieske, and Vest started leaking oil toward the end of the series, it may be this effect. https://www.theringer.com/mlb/2023/10/27/23935127/world-series-preview-texas-rangers-arizona-diamondbacks-bullpens-repeat-reliever-effect
    1 point
  35. when i saw that clip of holland tying up phoenix and not letting go, i immediately knew betrayer would be on here loving it today. 🙂
    1 point
  36. I'm pulling for the Gribe to take it all. From here on out, they'll get the exact same treatment from the sports media that the Tigers would've, and I want them to shove it in all of their faces.
    1 point
  37. Thanks to @Tigeraholic1 for another season of diligence with the game threads. Usually it was posted on time and sometimes it even had correct information. 😆
    1 point
  38. Extremely flawed is a good way of putting it. They got an awful lot of mileage out of this team which was unexpected. Making the team better and not just expecting it to mature is really important.
    1 point
  39. Okay Lions, the spotlight is all yours now. Don't disappoint us. Strike the Cowboys down with great vengeance and furious anger.
    1 point
  40. I remember when we had trolls that were at least interesting. Who actually made an effort.
    1 point
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