Edman85

Not regretting this the last few minutes...

Anybody know who that is in the Tigers hat? I didn't, and barely remember him as a Tiger. There are also former tigers in the two right most profiles in the bottom row.

Stavenhagen and Beck both saying they expect Vierling back on Sunday. The problem is his 20 days expires today. I am not sure what kind of latitude there is, and I am pretty sure he has to be activated tomorrow.

I'm the guy intrigued by Seelinger in Toledo, even if that is foolish to be so.

Three way deals I just lump each of the three teams as who they got and who they gave up. As far as I am concerned, the Tigers traded Granderson and E Jackson for A Jackson, Coke, Scherzer, and Schlereth. As good as Granderson was for the Yankees, I consider this a win still, because Jackson was a big piece for Price (and thus Boyd and Norris and thus Olson). In the sheets I have to evaluate trades, I have a system that metes out percentages each player contributes to the return. So Jackson, Smyly, and Adames would get credited some percentage of Price and everything after Price. This gets pretty intense when you start getting 20 trades deep and you have some odd salary dump trades throwing it off.

Who's the woman in the dugout next to Greene? edit: assistant trainer Kelly Rhoades . I was curious if it was Georgia Giblin, but it didn't look like her. Anyways, carry on.

Catchers have gone the way of running backs. Teams have 1 and 1A. Also. If you are counting on Nido to fill the gap, we don't know if he clears waivers this week.

This would be terrible. Briceno? Maybe. Not Dingler, a guy with five more years of control and a 2-3 win guy right now.

One could say the deal was conceived in that instance?

Tough to do that cycling back and forth with the new five options rule. My guess is they stick to handedness when moves come. Malloy goes down for Vierling. Baddoo for Meadows. Perez may stay in the minors. But things tend to work themselves out.

I don't mind that one. Sam Miller being back in the game is great.

Hicklen: Major League Split (3 days, $761,000). Minor League Split (183 Days, $123,900)... But he's not really earning this, but it counts toward the CBT, he was acquired on a cash deal that I assume is the maximum ($100,000). Kreidler: Major League Split (25 days, $764,900). Minor League Split (168 Days, $150,518). Nido has a $1,500,000 major league split and a $225,000 minor league split. Just the contract he agreed to as a free agent, but time in the minors prior to being selected doesn't count toward CBT. If he gets outrighted, it will.

Yes, Montero (for example) is on a split salary, and I assume (erroneously, but I have to draw the line somewhere) that the roster stays as is the rest of the year. I also don't have an exact amount for the medical benefits piece, or the cash deals (Faedo, Horn, Hicklen all were involved in undisclosed cash deals). To better answer your question though, Montero gets major league prorated split money ($736,700) days he is in the majors, minor league split ($201,770) in the minors.

Updated Tigers CBT Calculator: Player CBT Total Jack Flaherty $27,500,000.00 Javier Baez $23,333,333.33 Gleyber Torres $15,000,000.00 Alex Cobb $15,000,000.00 Kenta Maeda $12,000,000.00 Tarik Skubal $10,150,000.00 Tommy Kahnle $7,750,000.00 Colt Keith $4,773,750.00 Jason Foley $3,150,000.00 Matt Vierling $3,005,000.00 John Brebbia $2,750,000.00 Jake Rogers $2,640,000.00 Casey Mize $2,340,000.00 Zach McKinstry $1,650,000.00 Tomas Nido $1,403,225.81 Andy Ibanez $1,400,000.00 Will Vest $1,400,000.00 Akil Baddoo $1,120,000.00 Beau Brieske $1,025,000.00 Jose Urquidy $1,000,000.00 Riley Greene $812,400.00 Tyler Holton $797,700.00 Kerry Carpenter $796,800.00 Reese Olson $787,100.00 Spencer Torkelson $785,700.00 Alex Lange $782,200.00 Parker Meadows $781,600.00 Wenceel Perez $770,700.00 Brant Hurter $767,100.00 Trey Sweeney $764,000.00 Sawyer Gipson-Long $763,600.00 Dillon Dingler $762,600.00 Ty Madden $761,400.00 Jackson Jobe $760,900.00 Brenan Hanifee $759,095.70 Justyn-Henry Malloy $752,977.96 Sean Guenther $663,274.19 Keider Montero $645,875.97 Manuel Margot $286,559.14 Bailey Horn $242,282.15 Brewer Hicklen $234,175.81 Ryan Kreidler $233,096.23 Jace Jung $202,866.67 Matt Manning $197,177.00 Chase Lee $183,645.16 Tyler Owens $119,091.94 Tyler Mattison $62,000.00 Jordan Balazovic $0.00 Dietrich Enns $0.00 Ben Gamel $0.00 Wilmer Flores $0.00 Ricky Vanasco $0.00 Brian Serven $0.00 Jahmai Jones $0.00 Bligh Madris $0.00 Matt Gage $0.00 Ryan Miller $0.00 Brendan White $0.00 Gage Workman $0.00 Alex Faedo -$100,000.00 Eduardo Rodriguez -$933,333.33 Pre-Arb Bonus Pool $1,666,666.67 Player Benefits $18,000,000.00 CBT Payroll $172,499,560.38 CBT Threshold $241,000,000.00 CBT Room $68,500,439.62

Major League 60 Day IL would mean he accrues service time unnecessarily. Without a roster crunch at the moment, there's no need to do this. Baddoo makes it 39. When Rogers comes back, Nido is out of options and it will be back to 38. You still have Matt Manning in the wilderness begging for a DFA... One downside, in addition to the service time, is some time on the Major League IL this year would force the Tigers to put Foley on the Major League IL next year if he is still recovering in spring training. Minor League 60 Day IL makes you not count against the 165 Man Reserve Limit. I've got that around 163 right now... but you can only put 15 guys on that list across the stateside teams and they are at 9. For players who are definitely out for the year with major injury/surgery, there's the Full-Season list, but you are limited on what workouts you can do with the team in that time, so you have to be careful there if he's going to be working back in September. The Full Season List does not count against the 165, nor the 15 guy limit. You still count against the 40-man, though.

No... Margot and Maeda were removed. If Foley is on the MINOR League 60, he doesn't count against the 165 man reserve list. Foley is still on the 7 day IL.

Funny I was just going through last year's draft and realized that Hill, Massey, and Swanson are all hurt, thinking I wish they used those picks on a less risky position type.

He will be the gift that keeps on giving if he keeps this up: worst case he bolts and is more than worthy of a QO and a comp pick.

He also didn't play the full game, and it was only his first game in the field. It sounds like they were wanting to use the full 20 days alloted when the assignment started last week. I don't think an activation is imminent until we have consecutive full games in the field. I could be wrong.

Promotions tend to happen on Tuesdays, but I would be surprised if we got a promotion train this week, particularly with outfield roster crunches upcoming at the upper levels.

Pretty typical for first few games of a rehab.

Johnny Kane has lost some weight, and it doesn't look like it's in the "he's been eating better" type. I hope he's okay and there's no big reason why he's part time now.

True, in terms of 2025 ROY, but a pre-arb Cy isn't out of the question, even if he falters a bit in the bigs.

And if that is something he needs help with, it ain't gonna happen in AAA where you have the challenge system in place.

Jobe isn't going down unless he really tanks (he gets a coors pass from me, especially with his high spin arsenal). Forfieting the chance of a draft pick would take him really reeling in the Bigs.