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5/5/24 1:35PM Tigers @ Yankees


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19 minutes ago, Tigermojo said:

Evaluation year turning into polishing the turds year.

A redundant theme in Motown for some time now.

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17 minutes ago, Toddwert said:

I dont know about tearing down but maybe we should trade some pitching for a little hitting

We need a 3rd baseman, a shortstop, a 2nd baseman, a 1st baseman and a power hitting outfielder. There's not enough available players to get all of them. Scott Harris hasn't been very impressive. We want Al Avila back!! 😅😅

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6 minutes ago, Sports_Freak said:

We need a 3rd baseman, a shortstop, a 2nd baseman, a 1st baseman and a power hitting outfielder. There's not enough available players to get all of them. Scott Harris hasn't been very impressive. We want Al Avila back!! 😅😅

I miss Jim Campbell.

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Tigers and Yankees both have good pitching and run prevention. They just have more hitters who can do damage and work counts.

That was the difference this weekend.

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3 minutes ago, kdog said:

Tigers and Yankees both have good pitching and run prevention. They just have more hitters who can do damage and work counts.

That was the difference this weekend.

In other words, a roster full of MLB hitters vs a roster full of mostly not MLB hitters.

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29 minutes ago, Sports_Freak said:

We need a 3rd baseman, a shortstop, a 2nd baseman, a 1st baseman and a power hitting outfielder. There's not enough available players to get all of them. Scott Harris hasn't been very impressive. We want Al Avila back!! 😅😅

Jung and Keith have potential to fill second and third. They just aren't ready yet.

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MLB average is .239, so we’re not the only team with lousy hitters. However, it will be tough to upgrade multiple positions soon.  Greene is pretty good, Carpenter and Vierling are OK.  Canha is 35 and will be a free agent. Have to hope that Keith’s struggles are rookie-related, but his contract will give him a long leash. Maybe Malloy and Jung can contribute this year or next.  Not sure how we’re going to fix all of our problems any time soon.

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22 minutes ago, Tenacious D said:

MLB average is .239, so we’re not the only team with lousy hitters. However, it will be tough to upgrade multiple positions soon.  Greene is pretty good, Carpenter and Vierling are OK.  Canha is 35 and will be a free agent. Have to hope that Keith’s struggles are rookie-related, but his contract will give him a long leash. Maybe Malloy and Jung can contribute this year or next.  Not sure how we’re going to fix all of our problems any time soon.

It's almost like they have to make some off-season trades. Who would have ever guessed that? The leash for Harris is getting shorter and shorter.

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29 minutes ago, Tenacious D said:

MLB average is .239, so we’re not the only team with lousy hitters. However, it will be tough to upgrade multiple positions soon.  Greene is pretty good, Carpenter and Vierling are OK.  Canha is 35 and will be a free agent. Have to hope that Keith’s struggles are rookie-related, but his contract will give him a long leash. Maybe Malloy and Jung can contribute this year or next.  Not sure how we’re going to fix all of our problems any time soon.

Runs scored is all that matters. There's only 4 AL teams that have scored less. And one (Seattle) is in first place. Time to shake things up, send Meadows and Tork down and call up whoever and whoever. 

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1 hour ago, Dtrain72 said:

Lol at Tigers team OPS

Oddly enough the Tigers are 19th in the MLB in runs scored. Last year they were 28th. Understatement to say lots of improvement still needed, but things are moving in the right direction, even for the offense. (Run scoring is down this year, making it more difficult to discern the offense's improvement this year).

Doubtful that all 6 guys currently sporting an OPS+ below 50 will turn it around, but if 3 of those guys do, a real possibility, the offense will take another step. The next question is will the pitching hold up? I like the rotation's chances to be solid all year. The pen will have its ups and downs, but don't they all. Still on track, I believe, to winning around 83-85 games, definitely a successful season in context. 

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51 minutes ago, Sports_Freak said:

Runs scored is all that matters. There's only 4 AL teams that have scored less. And one (Seattle) is in first place. Time to shake things up, send Meadows and Tork down and call up whoever and whoever. 

Tigers are 19th in runs per game. 

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