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Which is why ...

I don’t agree. Bet you a toonie.

Assuming the Tigers remain hard on this approach, seeing as how Soto is the best reliever on the team basically only in the scaled eyes of the top of the front office, and is no better than fourth-best in just about everyone else’s eyes, Soto ain’t going nowhere.

They will—after August 2.

Three more years.

Because pitchers makes errors while they are fielding, not while they are pitching.

Fun fact: Rodney never did this, but widening out one of the qualifiers from pitcher’s own error to giving up at least one unearned run, Law accomplished what had been done only 81 other times since 1901. The only other Tigers pitcher to accomplish this was Bill Sherrer in 1986. The most recent 31 are screenshot below. Click the link for the rest. https://stathead.com/tiny/lXIH0 More fun facts: Four guys did it twice. One of them was Roger Craig, who in 1984 was Bill Scherrer’s pitching coach. Derek was not even the first Law to do this. Vern Law did it first.

Boom

Cody Stavenhagen said on the radio that Law was about to sign with an independent team before the Tigers came calling. That’s the sandbox the Tigers are playing in.

Or maybe the strategy is not so fine. It’s at least up for debate.

This organization traded away stars in 2015, 2017, 2018, and 2019, at the expense of helping ourselves right away, for talent that was supposed to upgrade the system and help us in the future. It is 2022. We are in that future right now. How’s that worked out?

Bunker’s “defense” is always the one out of the red hat playbook: attack Democrats for things they’re not even doing. Or better yet, attack Democrats for what Republicans are doing.

Zach McKinstry? That’s the benchmark Al has to beat? Jesus, talk about low bar.

This is what sad loser syndrome looks like.

Blue Jay Killer Syndrome?

They’ve been stocking up on bullpen arms and he was freely available is all I was saying. As long as we were going for devils we know …

Here will go! Will this thread do for monkeypox?

Maybe. Although Norris hasn’t been a starter since 2019 and we’re about to dump a bunch of relievers.

“Manning’s got a great body. He's got a plus arm. There's just a lot of things to like about him. And we'll just see how he develops."

Wait a minute—how did a freely available Shane Greene get by us after we were all over Daniel Norris??

I don’t want Andujar nearly as much as the Yankees want something anything for Andujar.

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Reads like you're justifying how this trade would be a net gain for the ... I'm sorry, what did you call them? The "Yank-me's", was it? 😉 ... versus what the Tigers would gain from it. That said, Fulmer is a free agent and gone next year, and Derek Hill looks completely toasted, so sure, make this deal, why not. Although the Yankees might try to switch out receiving Fulmer for either Chafin or Jimenez, and if they insisted on that, do you still like the deal?

Michael Fulmer is more than enough to get Miguel Andujar, who's in Scranton, FFS. If they can't trade him, good chance they're gonna DFA him.