AAA pitching isn't where I'm looking for future gains. AAA is a storage shed for pitchers you might need in a pinch, AA and lower is where you look to the future and it's not so bad.
Someone could win the ALC with 80-83 wins in 2024 probably. I don't think the Twins are that good and with their history, they might break up the team in another year. The White Sox are the wild card. There's a ton of individual talent on that team, but the vibe is a disaster. You get the right skipper in there and they could turn it around quick.
For the Tigers it's still about 2025 and beyond. You could do enough to make next year fun, but they shouldn't make any moves that hurt them for beyond next year and that might mean sitting on some rookies next year that underperform like Tork did last year. What I am hoping for is that the 2025 Tigers are like last year's Orioles - where you see it's coming and now they look like they'll be a very good team for awhile (though I trust their owner to screw it up somehow). I think that's what they are doing and I think that if they don't believe Colt Keith is ready on Opening Day, he won't be here. Same for Malloy, who is a tricky prospect because he looks like only a DH.