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He got up a long way on that one - that was no sqeaker and yeah - the edit window is definitely quite short.

When we saw Greene is ST he seemed to have great plate discipline. I still wonder if he is being to coached to stay on the overly aggressive side because they want him to learn what he can hit more than they care if he Ks more than he might at this point in his development.

Boyd will be 31, which is not particularly old for a pitcher, reportedly stays in very good condition, will be coming off a surgery with a high success rate - and probably will be able to pitch better with the problem fixed. I would guess he is worth a little more than the average view here. And to be honest. if I'm the Tigers, going to arbitration would not really be a bad route because it limits any commitment to one year. I would think they need both Boyd and Peralta back if they can get them, though neither may be all that cheap. Do not see them making a bid for JV, he's going to go for more years & $ than the Tigers should pay. I hope the guy can pitch until he is 45 and wins 300 games, but I don't want the Tigers carrying the risk.

I don't know when they started using grounded wiring in US house construction. I grew up in a pre WWII house and it did NOT have ground wires going to the outlets. OTOH, my house built in '58 did, so even though it had all 2 prong outlets when I bought it, conversion go 3 prong was trivially easy because the wiring was already there for the 3 wire outlets. If your house does not have the ground wires already there, each outlet you upgrade will have to have a wire run to it from the panel - so things like whether the electrician can get into the wall from below (unfinished basement ceiling) or above (unfinished attic) will figure into how hard/expensive the job is.

we thought he was dead, but he was just pining for the fiords

This game is right up there for the number of wasted hard hit balls by the Tigers.

Schoop is the oddest hitter. When he is slumping it looks like there is no way he should ever have gotten to the majors at all, and when he is on, he's fricking Ted Williams. Where does it come and go to?

Hopefully next time Hinch has an itch to PH with Daz he'll use some Preparation H on it.

yup - Can't blame Ramon, he was giving the right signal, he has third easy if he doesn't let up.

another DP not turned.

The old skipper with a good word for Kreidler just now.

also a good concept, though with Lawler just having undergone shoulder surgery - always potentially tricky - the DBacks may or may not be less ready to give up SS depth.

Valenti being Valenti. Trading to rebuild is profitable if you are trading age for youth or depth for picks. The Lions are already a very young team and depth is a total oxymoron applied to any aspect of the current Lions.

crude to say but DeSantis has already lost far more GOP voters to Covid than he won by in 2018

people are never so adamant about proving than point than when they know they are really wrong. "double-down"syndrome at work.

If it were me, I've got a SS so I'd use Kim as a sweetener to try to get someone to take Hosmer or Myers, which would make him unavailable on any terms the Tigers *should* be willing to entertain. ☹️

Leiter 7 IP, 5H 1ER 0BB 7K as Hens top Louisville 3-2 Kreidler 2/4 HR

appears Kreidler's not reading this thread. 2/4, HR tonight.

interesting suggestion.

It's pretty depressing when you consider how many middle infielders have passed through the Tiger turnstiles both majors and minors since Iglesias walked and that not one of them has been able to either make the majors or be useful once there. Niko and W. Castro especially since both flashed just enough to get the FO hooked on them, but both have now disappeared for all intents and purposes.

Sure, it's Bush's clout in Wy that I would doubt. It feels like he's in a deeper hole with 2022 Repubs than Jimmy Carter was with 1992 Dems.

Unless 'W' & Laura register in WY I don't see his endorsement bringing Cheney any votes.

I can sympathize with him though. Fusion is a last resort kind of solution - I don't know anything about the alternative he wants to try but if it's viable I know I'd go a long way to find an alternative to fusion.

The other possibility is a trade for near ready SS that is blocked or just hasn't been called up in some other org - a player in the position that Austin Jackson was in when we traded for him - a guy with no resume but not much downside risk of not performing. The thing is the trade chip would likely have been a pitcher and with Turnbull and now possibly Boyd down long term, they are not in nearly as strong a position to trade pitching as they were when the season started.

I like this concept.