The biggest problem with this as I see it is that Vierling/Carpenter pushing out Outman/Malgeri will lead Hinch to using them more than Outman/Malgeri currently are, which they don't deserve. Same goes for Perez. None of those three deserve the leash they have gotten this season. If anyone does, it's Carpenter for the reasons monkeytargets stated (but none of them do).
The immediate declaration of winners and losers is so dumb, especially when one side is nearly always getting players a year or more away from contributing. If it's a straight trade of major league players, it would make a little more sense, but it almost never is.
Twas the greatest spectacle I've ever witnessed live and in-person. From the grounds crew chasing it around like 3rd grade soccer to the Taveras flip to the final toweling, it was truly a sight to behold.
Imagine being a Trump supporter and talking about someone's lack of qualifications for a government position. If only this guy were a reality TV host instead of a song writer, he'd be much more qualified.
Agreed, though to do that it probably needs to be a three team deal, with Skubal going to a contender, prospects going to the 3rd team, and position player(s) to the Tigers. Those are tough to pull off.
Check out Jim's perfect bunting form! (I do not recognize those alternate jerseys at all. Too Yankee-ish for my taste, though I appreciate the simplicity of them.)