Tiger337

Lynn Henning?

He is not going to be indicted and a substantial percentage of Republicans will still believe the election was stolen. I am not sure what I am hoping for realistically - maybe that he becomes upopular enough so that neither he nor anybody in his family can ever come close to winning an election again. If enouh people can see that he is a whack job maybe right wing nut jobs won't be able to win elections so easily in the future. The fear is this whole thing gets forgotten by July like everything else involving Trump.

He's been a fraud for 40 years. It is baffling how many can not see it.

They could have counted the write-in votes ahead of time. The Republicans didn't allow it because they wanted to make it look like the election was stolen.

You can't blame their offense on the deadened ball. The MLB home run rate is on par with what is was from 2007-2015. So, it's not like this is some kind of new deadball era.

I don't care about Hinch. The Astros are doing fine without him and the Tigers are still bad. However, if Fetters is responsible for the Tigers pitching and we need Hinch to keep Fetters, then I want Hinch as the manager.

If they have a legitimate chance to indict him they should do it. The chaos which ensues won't be good, but we kind of have to get it over with if we are going to continue as a great country. I really doubt they'll have the courage to do so.

Bannon is one of the biggest pieces of trash in the country. He is nothing but a scam artist using the MAGAs to make a buck.

The Tigers are now 5-4 in games that Reyes has started this season.

Far less than ideal, but there appears to be some pretty meaningful items in there.

I wasn't paying attention. I am just watching to see who wins pick the stick.

I don't think there would be any reason to trade Reyes. He's a decent role player. They might trade him at the deadline if there is a good offer, but he won't be traded because of roster congestion.

I edited this post because I thought my original was confusing and then I made an embarrassing grammatical error...Which is worse?

I was never worried about Cisnero. Relievers come and go. Most of their relievers this year is doing better than he did last year.

People that I remember from high school who became cops were usually a bit thuggy (well thuggy for a middle class suburban community anyway). That's not all bad, but it can cause problems. It's a fine line. You want cops to be tough guys especially if they are working in high crime areas, but you also want them to be responsible.

It reminds of that flukey Royals team that won the World Series a several years primarily because of their bullpen.

It's good for marketing. It shows the fans that they care.

I think that would be scapegoating.

I don't think there is any way for fans to know whether Torkelson is being helped or hurt by being in the majors. For those kinds of psychological questions, I am confident that managers know a lot better than fans.

The fans are suffering and someone needs to be punished!

What happened last year?

It may be because McClendon was a former manager and thus more recognizable.

I don't really know how much a hitting coach can help veteran players. A lot of the same players did fine with him there last year and Baez has been uncoachable his entire career.

I WANT them to do something, but I am not getting up my hopes that they will. Our government is filled with cowards.

After missing out on the Rule V party last winter, we are ready to party and we're going to trash the place.