HeyAbbott

That's a pretty good day for any pitcher.

I think I just drank the Kool -Aid as this is beginning to look like a 95 win team to me.

I see "Babe" McKinstry is leading off.

Now we're talking!!

How 'bout Vegas showgirls in gold sequins and feather headdresses?

Johnny Kane is doing the pregame. I thought he had been removed from the fanduel TV team. Was I mistaken?

Well,well maybe this team can hit?

Well ,he sure hit the hell out of that one

I am catching it on XM radio. The announcers have pleasant voices

This roster is starting to look like one horribly ****ed up disaster

Dickerson said that there are players from the minor league camp that will play tonight

How about those pole dancers between innings on the foul poles?

Yes.

The 200$million dollar number is not a surprise as I have heard that from other sources some time ago

I second this sentiment. This year has the possibility to be one of the most engaging seasons we have experienced for some time. The battles for positions looks like they will be very intense.

Mize looks like he's lost some weight.

I get that. The sun beamed into our great room here in suburban GR and it was glorious.

Shouldn't you be able to hear this on the Audacy app?? 1270 AM Detroit simulcast there.

Of Tiger Podcasters that I have heard, only Chris Brown of Tigers Minor league report sounds like he doesn't head a weekly testosterone injection.

This is like the high school girl who shows attention to a beta male to get an alpha male she's had her eye to be jealous and act on it. We dodged a bullet. I am glad we can move on.

Great signing. Pitching looks set. I am waiting patiently for the end of the Bregman saga.

All of this talk about a salary cap is absurd. Most of the MLB owners are perfectly content to be impersonate the Washington Generals while a handful of teams get to be the Harlem Globetrotters.

Detroit Tiger fans have been conditioned to live in the past. As such, they live too much in the past. Not to mention the fact that most Michiganders have a deep seated inferiority complex. They are ravenous for the social acceptance by the cool kids from NY and LA. Having Verlander retire here would subconsciously affirm some love from their idol. It's long past time to move on.

1984 and 1968 have been marketable in the lean Tiger years. It's that simple.

As aside here , how much of revenue would the Tigers need to add to not receive revenue sharing? They would need an increase of attendence of roughly 750K to get to 15th place of 30. Assuming 120$ of marginal net revenue perhaps that equate to 90 million. I would assume the new RSN deal reduces revenue by 15 million, which would also need to be made up.Tacking in other variables, I would guess the Tigers are roughly 95 to 100 million shy of the median revenue ( not the average) of the typical MLB team at a minimum.