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Wow, 9 teams? I didn't think he was that much of a journeyman. That's an impressive cache of jerseys that he could have from his playing days.

I remember being irrationally giddy about that draft. And I really don't follow the drafts much, so what would I have known? I'm sure the COVID driven lack of baseball had something to do with it. Any kind of baseball news was an oasis for me, I guess.

Its going to be all about the QB depth chart.

That was a cool shot, wasn't it? I assumed he was borrowing one. I'm sure he has a few gloves at his disposal and wondered if he might also have a 1Bdude's mitt just in case.

My Cleveland sports fan father-in-law borrowed my hedge trimmer the other day. Should I text him to ask him if he needs to borrow a broom as well?

I know what you mean, damn would I love him on the Tigers.

Trust me, I can tell you from experience, its tough being awesome all of the time.

Clayton Kershaw was added to the all star game under the commissioner's legend status rule. MLB should do the same with Zach McWinstry.

Detroit Phillips was awesome. I agree with you n the versatility. I doubt it happens, but I'd love to see McKinstry make the all star team and to see both he and Baez play at multiple defensive positions.

That legislature move is interesting. I was under the impression that there wasn't much local public interest in an MLB team there. They have not had minor baseball there since 2010 unless you count summer collegiate baseball. Maybe they need to bring back the Portland Mavericks for a popularity kick?

There was one string of 10 games where the Tigers had a losiing record this season. That's it, that's the low point of the season. 4-6.

Oui, tres bien, mon ami. Allez les Expos!

This occasion is ripe for arrogance. Series in hand with Skubal on the mound. A chance to kick a city entirely out of baseball mode and into football mode despite the Clowns being the Clowns. An opportunity to break the numeric system by seeing if indeed there actually does exist a 1 decimal place number in between 99.9% and 100.0%. Or, perhaps, the opportunity for the Tigers to invent that number with a victory today.

Wenceel Perez seems to be lost in the shuffle of the Tigers improvements from last season to this season, but he has looked much better in the field.

I’ve been meaning to look back at rolling 10 to 20 game records for the Tigers this season. Just to see what the is to see. I would imagine I wouldn’t see many 10 game windows below .500 and no 20 game windows below .500.

I’ll believe the A’s are settled when they’re settled in a new ballpark.

Well bless her heart. Oh, wait, the bitch doesn’t have one.

I do like the idea of flipping the exact same package acquired last season in an exchange of buyer/seller roles. Well done!

Anything might be possible, but I wouldn’t think teams would choose to try to emulate the Tigers’ second half.

Politely decline.

I’ll be honest. The way this season is going, a loss doesn’t move me much. Last night sucked, but it happens, it just ain’t happened much to the Tigers this season. The other thing is, they just have not been in much of a slump and are in complete control of the division. I’d probably live and die harder if they were in danger of the division lead. If they lose today, there’s another game tomorrow. That’s kind of how I’ve looked at it this season.

So what do you do the day after they’ve done both? Jello fighting with a silent post game platter of ribs?

Shout out multi time “all star” Gregory Soto.

There’s something magical about the pregame introductions of all stars on the baselines.

Could it be some sort of draft capital, either a pick or swap?