NorthWoods Posted Wednesday at 04:29 PM Posted Wednesday at 04:29 PM 2 hours ago, RedTeamGo! said: Who will the Tigers be looking to trade this deadline? I think anyone but Dingler & McGonigle would be available for the right deal. I doubt they're seeking to trade Madden, Melton, Greene or Keith. Skubal, Mize, Valdez, anyone in the BP, Torkelson, Carpenter, Vierling, McKinstry would be among those they seek to move with any value at all and the latter 4 have very little value imo. Quote
RedTeamGo! Posted Wednesday at 04:41 PM Posted Wednesday at 04:41 PM 11 minutes ago, NorthWoods said: I think anyone but Dingler & McGonigle would be available for the right deal. I doubt they're seeking to trade Madden, Melton, Greene or Keith. Skubal, Mize, Valdez, anyone in the BP, Torkelson, Carpenter, Vierling, McKinstry would be among those they seek to move with any value at all and the latter 4 have very little value imo. I would actually give up a ton to get Dingler. He is an Ohio kid and the Reds are about 3 months from being desperate for catching. Stephenson is an FA, Trevino sucks and is hurt, and Duno is still 2 years away or so. Quote
Tiger337 Posted Wednesday at 04:48 PM Posted Wednesday at 04:48 PM 2 minutes ago, RedTeamGo! said: I would actually give up a ton to get Dingler. I am not surprised. Quote
chasfh Posted Wednesday at 05:06 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 05:06 PM 35 minutes ago, NorthWoods said: I think anyone but Dingler & McGonigle would be available for the right deal. I doubt they're seeking to trade Madden, Melton, Greene or Keith. Skubal, Mize, Valdez, anyone in the BP, Torkelson, Carpenter, Vierling, McKinstry would be among those they seek to move with any value at all and the latter 4 have very little value imo. I think Tork has value, but he’s a guy another team is going to have to ask about, rather than Harris shopping him around, to get much more than a lottery ticket for him. Quote
monkeytargets39 Posted Wednesday at 05:11 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:11 PM If Tork went to Tampa he’d hit .330 with 50 HRs and win a gold glove. Quote
NorthWoods Posted Wednesday at 05:12 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:12 PM https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/mlb-trends-jacob-misiorowski-brewers-tigers-batting-average/ "Dillon Dingler, Riley Greene, and rookie Kevin McGonigle are a three-man army on offense. They combined for a .276/.370/.440 batting line with 17 homers and 5.5 WAR through 54 team games. The rest of the Tigers were hitting .213/.288/.336 with 29 home runs and minus-2.2 WAR. Three players who were important platoon bats in 2025 have been poor in 2026:" Quote
NorthWoods Posted Wednesday at 05:13 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:13 PM 2 minutes ago, monkeytargets39 said: If Tork went to Tampa he’d hit .330 with 50 HRs and win a gold glove. And I'd be happy for him. I don't wish him ill, it simply hasn't worked out here like we all hoped it would. Quote
chasfh Posted Wednesday at 05:30 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 05:30 PM I think I’d be surprised if Tork went anywhere else and became a perennial All-Star. He just seems resistant to coaching to me. No evidence that could stand up in court, just a strong feeling. Quote
NorthWoods Posted Wednesday at 05:31 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:31 PM Seabold brings us a lefty with a 5.87ERA in HighA https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2026/05/blue-jays-acquire-connor-seabold.html Quote
Tigermojo Posted Wednesday at 05:58 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:58 PM 24 minutes ago, Tiger337 said: Bold move by Harris I sea what you did there. Quote
gehringer_2 Posted Wednesday at 07:02 PM Posted Wednesday at 07:02 PM 1 hour ago, chasfh said: I think I’d be surprised if Tork went anywhere else and became a perennial All-Star. He just seems resistant to coaching to me. No evidence that could stand up in court, just a strong feeling. can't disagree. Who knows, maybe there is a mentor out there somewhere who has the key to his lock but it's just random chance if he ever runs into him. Quote
NorthWoods Posted Wednesday at 08:08 PM Posted Wednesday at 08:08 PM 27 minutes ago, kdog said: Ray Oyler hit .135 in 1968 1 Quote
chasfh Posted Wednesday at 08:35 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 08:35 PM 26 minutes ago, NorthWoods said: Ray Oyler hit .135 in 1968 Oyler also had an on base of .213 and a slug of .186. So, Tork is a better hitter than Ray Oyler was. Quote
gehringer_2 Posted Wednesday at 08:37 PM Posted Wednesday at 08:37 PM 28 minutes ago, NorthWoods said: Ray Oyler hit .135 in 1968 true, but the Tiger team led the league in HR and IIRC the #2 team was not close. They could afford a .135 Quote
NorthWoods Posted Wednesday at 08:37 PM Posted Wednesday at 08:37 PM Just now, chasfh said: Oyler also had an on base of .213 and a slug of .186. So, Tork is a better hitter than Ray Oyler was. Probably true even with the consideration that Oyler was probably facing better pitching from higher mounds and suspicious substances. Quote
chasfh Posted Wednesday at 08:40 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 08:40 PM 1 minute ago, NorthWoods said: Probably true even with the consideration that Oyler was probably facing better pitching from higher mounds and suspicious substances. Now there's a good debate to have: were pitchers in 1968 tougher to hit than pitchers in 2026 are? Quote
NorthWoods Posted Wednesday at 09:06 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:06 PM 24 minutes ago, chasfh said: Now there's a good debate to have: were pitchers in 1968 tougher to hit than pitchers in 2026 are? It was the year of the pitcher after all. But also smaller population base offset by fewer teams, fewer latin/asian players but possibly more black players as a percentage. A ton of factors there. Quote
chasfh Posted yesterday at 01:11 AM Author Posted yesterday at 01:11 AM 4 hours ago, NorthWoods said: It was the year of the pitcher after all. But also smaller population base offset by fewer teams, fewer latin/asian players but possibly more black players as a percentage. A ton of factors there. I think pitchers today transported back in time would put at least 80% of those pitchers in 1968 out of a job in no time flat. Quote
gehringer_2 Posted yesterday at 01:18 AM Posted yesterday at 01:18 AM 5 minutes ago, chasfh said: I think pitchers today transported back in time would put at least 80% of those pitchers in 1968 out of a job in no time flat. or they'd all be dead the first year after being sent out every 4th day 1 Quote
Tiger337 Posted yesterday at 01:29 AM Posted yesterday at 01:29 AM 15 minutes ago, chasfh said: I think pitchers today transported back in time would put at least 80% of those pitchers in 1968 out of a job in no time flat. Of course they would, but if they were brought up in the same period as the 1968 pitchers they would not have had all the advantages that made them who they are today. They wouldn't have had the same training, technology, heath care, etc that they have today. Quote
gehringer_2 Posted yesterday at 01:48 AM Posted yesterday at 01:48 AM I think the Tigers need a resiliency trainer on the staff. The number of injuries this team is suffering in the course of fairly ordinary game activities seems out of any reasonable proportion. Quote
tiger2022 Posted yesterday at 02:16 AM Posted yesterday at 02:16 AM So if Babe Ruth played today he wouldn't be eating 5 or 6 hot dogs a day and banging a dozen hookers a week? Quote
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