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I missed the days when this was all considered Alarmist Non-sense.

Agreed. I’ve learned my lesson from Trump 2016. I thought people would be sprinting to the polls to vote against the guy then. We saw some of that in 2020 and probably will in 2024, but now that Trumpist conspiracy story-telling has infected the entire elections integrity process, even if voters in certain precincts do sprint to the polls, they may never get in now. I also feel the same way when I see people crowing about big leads in polls months before elections takes place.

Well, that was a wasted afternoon.

Yeah, these are the old Tigers today.

TORK! sure can go up and get that errant throw.

Maybe they should put him on the restricted list so he can go home and deal with whatever.

Looks like Garrett Hill is turning back into a pumpkin.

It is true that the better the record, the more likely Avila stays, if record factors at all into the decision.

I was just thinking how much more comfortable I would be if the first digit in the win column were at least as high as the first digit in the loss column.

Oh my god, I don’t believe we had to rely on Willi practically snow-coning that ball to win! These are the best games to win. Get the big lead, lure them to within two, then drop the hammer on them.

Gotta admit, this is very exciting …

Strikeout! Turned Robert’s aggressiveness against him.

Jesus how did Robert miss the down the middle fastball?

Winning run at the plate …

How about Fulmer for the save? Come on, Rook!

I know. I was making a funny.

Going down 1-2-3 easy is bad for stanching the other team’s momentum.

I see Riley’s OPS is under .700, so he’s truly a Tiger now.

Wow, gift strikeout by Vaughn. We need to score a couple runs here, because I’m not comfortable two is enough.

Yeah, this is bad.

Oh, shit, that shot at TORK! is not a good sign.

Back to within a slam.

Nice flub by Robert. Now I know what fans of other teams experience when they’ve watched us these past few years. It’s wonderful.

You misspelled Milky.

Javy Baez on second base gesturing to the crowd: “How ya like me now!”