Tigermojo

Best I can do is a driveway picture.

Leaf sucker upper.

Not the first time Trump has said "just the tip" to Putin.

Isn't Foley pretty similar to Hanifee? They seem to prefer having a group with varying strengths.

https://www.mlb.com/tigers/news/is-kevin-mcgonigle-a-shortstop-in-the-big-leagues?t=mlb-pipeline-coverage "McGonigle is going to be a star at whatever position he plays for the Tigers. A clear-cut choice as the No. 1 prospect in the recently concluded Arizona Fall League, he drew comparisons to Chase Utley and a lefty-hitting Alex Bregman. Utley never played shortstop in the big leagues and Bregman only has sparingly after starring there at Louisiana State. While in the AFL, McGonigle said he's determined to prove he can make it at shortstop, though he spent the majority of his time with the Scottsdale Scorpions at third base. Working on his defense was his primary focus in the Fall League because, let's face it, he's going to hit. He has spent a lot of time refining his shortstop play with Hall of Famer Alan Trammell. McGonigle could play shortstop in the big leagues, but both his arm and overall defense there would be average at best and most clubs want more than that from their starter there. He'll make the Tigers at some point in 2026, perhaps even on Opening Day, and his best immediate opportunity may come at short after Javier Báez regressed after the All-Star break. I think McGonigle eventually will settle in at second base and strongly resemble Utley, who was his favorite player when he was growing up in suburban Philadelphia."

Tigers sign Vierling, Brieske, Rogers; non-tender Ibáñez Beck fixed it. "Tigers bullpen that has lost Jason Foley, Alex Lange and Sean Guenther in recent moves."

They signed Maeda previously so I wonder if Harris will look at the international market. Would Maeda recommend Detroit to other players or was that bridge burned?

*cough* Franklin Perez *cough*

Lange to KC, ball four, take your base.

2026 ZiPS Projections: Detroit Tigers | FanGraphs Baseball ZiPS loves the young hitters.

Lee and Ibanez seem to have similar skills.

Driveway drainage systems.

Jones and Ibanez are still on the roster but neither has options left. Lee hit lefties well in the minors so maybe those two become expendable.

No. 10/5 is ten years in the league and five years with the same team. I'm sure they plan to compete with Torres at second base though. If they are looking to trade him, something went terribly wrong. For the rest of the roster, I'd like to see some talented additions. I think they are good in the depth department. They have guys they can shuffle between Toledo and Detroit if necessary.

They need to believe they are the majority. The only explanation is voter fraud. They are the minority and hopefully shrinking fast and back under their rocks.