LongLiveMaroth

What was Keith doing all the way out there 😂

Bligh Madris going 3/4 with a double like we all knew he would.

Javy watching it fly after not hitting one in like 3 months is peak Javy.

Bowden: Mayo(55.2), Kjerstad(34), Povich(13.5) (102.7) Advantage O's 84: Mayo(55.2), Kjerstad(34), Povich(13.5) Cam Weston(No one has used him on a trade on that site so I can't say for sure but my guess would be a 1-2 based on others so we will say 2.0) 104.7 Almost even.

Tigers: Jackson Holliday(80.4), Basallo(62.2), Haskins (1), Armbruster(1.8) Total: 145.4 Orioles: Skubal (105.9), Meadows (10) Total 115.9 (I don't have one either just pulled the values from the trade board.)

Using baseballtradevalues.com numbers Tigers: Jackson Holliday(80.4), Cade Povich(13.5), Connor Norby (9.9), McDermott (11.7) Total: 115.5 Orioles: Skubal (105.9) There is a slight overpay but not egregious. Detroit gets 2 arms ready to slot into the rotation and their SS of the future and a solid bat in Norby.

Toledo W 9-4 Tork 2/4 BB K Jung 1/3 RBI BB Dingler 3/4 3RBI 2B HR K Bigbie 1/4 K Navigato 2/3 2RBI BB K 2B Erie W 5-2 Lee 1/2 BB K SB (16 on the year) Workman 1/4 Holton 2/4 2RBI Burhenn 6IP 6H 2ER BB 3K WM L 7-6 Clark 1/5 K Anderson 0/4 BB McGonigle 1/4 K Campos 2/3 RBI BB Gold 1/4 2K Marcano 5IP 4H 4K Lakeland L 3-2 Gil 1/3 BB Campbel 1/4 2K Santana 0/2 2BB

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5656143/2024/07/25/mlb-top-prospects-2024-jackson-holliday/ Clark at 8, Jobe at 10, and McGonigle at 48

Normally when a rental acquisition underperforms for his new club, that club wants no part of a reunion. But in the case of Detroit Tigers right-hander Jack Flaherty, the Baltimore Orioles would not rule out trading for him again, according to a source briefed on the team’s thinking. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5657377/2024/07/25/mlb-trade-deadline-watch-jack-flaherty/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

I would be pretty disappointed with this return. I think I'd take the QO over that return.

I think Norby is the main prospect there. He's 24 at AAA would slot into LF immediately.

Him, Clark and Riley would make for a pretty fast outfield not counting Parker.

That is taken from Petzold's mock trade piece. He also had Skubal mock trades, which are more out there than some of the posters here. Agreed I would take that Norby & Bradfield deal for Flaherty but I just have a feeling Baltimore isn't going to want him after last year. https://www.freep.com/story/sports/mlb/tigers/2024/07/24/detroit-tigers-trades-jack-flaherty-tarik-skubal-packages-dodger-orioles/74516846007/ Dodgers acquire: LHP Tarik Skubal. Tigers acquire: OF Andy Pages, 3B Miguel Vargas, C/1B Dalton Rushing, OF Josue De Paula, RHP River Ryan, SS Alex Freeland, OF Eduardo Quintero. Orioles acquire: LHP Tarik Skubal. Tigers acquire: SS Jackson Holliday, 3B/1B Coby Mayo, 2B/OF Connor Norby, SS/3B Elvin Garcia.

Injury rehab - he hurt his wrist or hand in June

I will say this is surprising

ESPN's take: Detroit Tigers: Subtracting, but not completely. For all the rightful attention lavished on Skubal, any hope of acquiring him would require the sort of overpay almost no one is willing to consider. Teams instead can turn to right-hander Jack Flaherty, the biggest snub of All-Star week. His excellence this season is beyond question, whether it's via ratios (11.5 strikeouts per nine and 1.5 walks per nine) or baserunners (one of nine starters allowing fewer than one per inning), and he would pencil into the playoff rotation of any team that adds him. The calculus with Flaherty is simple: The offer must be stronger than what the Tigers could get with a draft pick in the early 30s, which they'd get if Flaherty signs a large free agent deal as expected. (And the Tigers have drafted very well in recent years.) Like Flaherty, veteran Mark Canha is an impending free agent whose market is robust, and infielder Gio Urshela is a cheap break-glass-in-case-of-emergency option for contenders. The Tigers have taken steps forward this year -- since May 1, rookie Colt Keith is hitting .293/.345/.486 -- and a good deadline is the next order of business before loading up this winter to contend in a suddenly competitive AL Central. Interesting that Canha has a robust market. He has been getting hot lately.

Agreed. He's also over 30 so not a core player.

My bets on trades are Flaherty, Kelly, Chafin, Ibanez and Vest get moved. Flaherty is paired with Ibanez and shipped to Atlanta. Kelly is moved to SDP and Chafin and Vest are moved to Baltimore or Philly.

Toledo W 11-10 Tork 2/4 2RBI 2BB 2K HR Jung 0/6 4K Dingler 3/3 2RBI 3BB 2HR Bigbie 1/4 BB 2K Kriedler 2/5 RBI K HR Madden 2.2IP 10H 7ER BB 4K Erie W 8-6 Lee 1/4 BB Workman 1/4 BB K Melton 5IP 8H 3ER 3BB 6K WM L 5-1 Clark 1/4 K McGonigle 0/3 BB Leonard 1/3 Campos 0/4 K Gold 1/3 Lakeland W 5-2 Pacheco 1/3 2B Gil 0/3 BB Weiins 2IP 2BB 5K FCL 1-1 Tie Fana 0/3 RBI K SB Hernandez 0/3 2K Jimenez 0/ K

Waiting to trade Kelly at the deadline.

Tork and Dingler with a HR tonight so far.