roarintiger1

All right....this is it. The Tigers will win it here in the 15th.

What a throw for Dingler!!

I'm just about ready to make my morning coffee.

What an October baseball game this has been.......win or lose.

This!

And he's been what 4 for his last 52 or so?

This game has been bazardo. The home plate umpire wants to go home.

Not by Riley

Oh my......we play on!

How is that a foul ball?

They had a chance.........

Isn't he one of the best bunters on the team?

100% YES!!

Hitting in front of Carpenter proved to be a wise choice........

Could we see at least a little life with the bats?

He has to find his inner Mickey Lolich.................#29

Nope....There is no tomorrow. He has to go longer.

The Tiger hitters have not very good at guessing which kind of pitch is coming next for almost three months now.

I think the Tigers are completely innocent as far as doing this. It's painfully obvious that nobody had been giving the Tiger hitters any help for at least 2 months. Well that is until maybe yesterday...................

We will never know will we? The guys that were playing tonight and for the past couple of months had no chance either.

The Tigers needed a spark from a couple of called up players in September. The fact that they have a large amount of hitting talent in the minor leagues and didn't use them is just plain dumb. Maybe it would've benched a couple of the zeros they currently have in the lineup every game.

Please only use Perez as a defensive replacement today.................... You know the squirrel thing. But if you expect him to somehow find a nut today you would probably be wrong.

Just how many men did Riley leave on third base this year with less than two outs? I think he could've had at least 30 more RBIs if he just puts the ball in play anywhere instead of striking out. The Tiger's reluctance to take slumping hitters out of the lineup down the stretch was inexcusable. We should've seen a couple of those minor league players come up for a few games. There is no reason why that couldn't have happened. If Tiger management thought that staying with what they had was good enough, they were proved wrong.

The Tigers are long overdue for a lopsided win. The Guardians are long overdue for a lopsided loss. No better time than today for that to happen.

I can't believe a major league manager would not replace a guy who is killing his offense. Let alone bat him third in the order. Perez is totally lost at the plate. He might as well attempt to bunt because he's not hitting it by swinging. If he happens to hit the ball, it will be by accident.