a solid B.
I think Harris has a real philosophy when it comes to hitters, and he has been pretty disciplined in trying to acquire those players. sometimes it works out (Torres) and sometimes it doesn't (Malloy).
he acquired 3/4 of the up the middle core, and Dingler blossomed under his watch.
they have had some horrible injury luck (see: May 2026) and I don't know how much you can limit batters getting hurt, but hopefully they figure something out. (pitchers, to me, will always get hurt)
i do not think FA hitters will come to Detroit unless they are paid a significant premium. you can scream all day long that the park plays neutral, and it won't matter. that is not what players think. so developing and trading for hitters and signing FA pitchers makes sense to me
trades are really difficult to pull off, and i love that Harris is seen as a demanding trade partner. Big Al used to announce what trades he wanted to do to the world!
Toledo's April roster could be ridiculously strong. past Tigers squads would sweat losing marginal players like Rogers, (and soon) Vierling and McKinstry. But the Tigers have multiple choices to replace those guys. they can even move on from a solid guy like Torres with minimal worries, because the farm is actually producing ML players.
they had a player development deficit for years, and that looks like it has been greatly improved under Harris