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All those drugs he did at UVa. Back when it was the Good Ole Boys school

Not surprising. These types always seem to over promise and under perform. Especially when there is little accountability

Surprised our resident troll hasn't signed up yet...

I'm thinking part of he was trying to get into the Tiger pitchers heads. Causing a distraction and taking away their concentration. But thinking back to what would happen with regularity during the latter part of the season when a pitcher would cruise along only to suddenly lose it makes you wonder if somebody, catcher or pitcher is tipping and it was getting noticed. Also some of these terrible runs of giving up hits were accompanied by or shortly after either a fluke play or bonehead error

October 9 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/october-9

Not to mention bragging about assaulting women, "when your famous they let you do it" My mother would have broken a tree trunk over my backside it I had said that

The original name for the old ballpark was Navin Field, after the owner in 1912. It became Briggs Stadium in 1938 when Walter Briggs bought the team. Tiger Stadium came to be in 1961 with ownership change, John Fetzer became sole owner. If we continued that trend.....

The Athletic had a story on what's happening here. Not necessarily the Tigers but other teams and pitchers. It's not the signs, but the pitchers tipping the pitch. Usually something subtle in the pitchers movement, his set uo, glove angle or even the way the catcher sets up. The increasing numbers of cameras around the ballpark and multitude of things like iPads and computers in the dugout or just outside. The broadcast during game 2 alluded to Naylor closely studying the Tigers pitchers when he wasn't batting, but watching closely. Maybe their not just watching opposing pitchers, but also opposing batters for subtle signs, above and beyond already noted tendencies. edit, here's the article https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6691711/2025/10/06/mlb-pitch-tipping-paranoia-camera-ipads-pitch-clock/ I forget who the Tiger batter was yesterday who grounded out to first base relatively early in the game collided with Naylor during a particularly hard groundout. The batter knocked Naylor's hat off in the process. For a second it looked like there might have been blows.

October 8 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/october-8 Of 37 separate fires that break out on the same day in the Great Lakes region, three are massive. The Great Chicago fire killed 300, the Great Michigan fire 300-500, and the Wisconsin Peshtigo fire—history's deadliest—killed least 1,200.

CNN doing some creative editing for the Regime

Kind of like a couple posters here. I get better responses from my 10 year old Puggle

McKinstry and Perez both batting sixth. Do they get six strikes combined?

I spent many a nights listening to WBZ out of Boston. They didn't carry the Sox, but did become a Johnny Most fan listening to the Celtic games in the late 60s and early 70s, during the Havlicek days. Was also a big Jerry Williams and Larry Glick fan on talk radio

The Cardinals flagship was KMOX, another 50 thousand watt powerhouse. I'm not sure if the nighttime signal reached Massachusetts though.

Happy First World Series Win Anniversary .

October 7 1935...Goose Gossage gets a walk-off hit as the Tigers win their first World Series in 6 games against the Chicago Cubs

Interesting that MAGA Troll and his pal missed this... Wonder why

More proof that while Trump maybe President, Stevie Miller is the real puppet master inside the Gilded House

That's my assumption as well. If we get lucky maybe they could incorporate to something like 5/3 Tiger Ballpark. It's doubtful though.

I've already made reference to that. Keep up little one