Tiger Injuries

[Sports_Freak]

No team can have enough depth to cover this many injuries. Making a list...who am I missing? I'm sure there has to be a couple more;

Jobe
JV
Melton
Olson
Mize
Skubal

Carpenter
Baez
Torres
Meadows

[gehringer_2]

5 minutes ago, Sports_Freak said:

No team can have enough depth to cover this many injuries. Making a list...who am I missing? I'm sure there has to be a couple more;

Jobe
JV
Melton
Olson
Mize
Skubal

Carpenter
Baez
Torres
Meadows

Vest, Brieske

Edited 17 hours ago by gehringer_2

[Edman85]

Major League:

Javier Baez

Kerry Carpenter

Gleyber Torres

Casey Mize

Connor Seabold

Tarik Skubal

Will Vest

Beau Brieske

Bailey Horn

Jackson Jobe

Parker Meadows

Troy Melton

Reese Olson

Trey Sweeney

Justin Verlander

 

Minor League currently (Anderson and Watson just came back this week)

Trei Cruz

Sean Guenther

Preston Howey

Jake Miller

Max Alba

Colin Fields

Jaden Hamm

Andrew Sears

Seth Stephenson

Roberto Campos

Nick Dumesnil

Woody Hadeen

Patrick Lee

Nolan McCarthy

Franyerber Montilla

Alistair Tanner

Cale Wetwiska

Blake Dickerson

Jose Dickson

Kameron Douglas

Ryan Hall

Wanmer Ramirez

Zach Swanson

Danandres Colon

Dugan Darnell

Joe Ruzicka

Josue Briceno

Marco Jimenez

Joseph Montalvo

Jack Penney

Steven Hrustich

Antonio Florido

Michael Massey

Michael Oliveto

Shay Timmer

Paul Wilson

Guillermo Bautista

Eddy Felix

Garrett Burhenn

River Hamilton

Wuilberth Mendez

Jorger Pitre

Mitchell Evans

Nestor Miranda

Dawson Price

Ethan Schiefelbein

[casimir]

My left knee was a little sore this morning.

[Tenacious D]

Should we start a separate thread for dumbass suspensions?

[chasfh]

The Tigers' training staff compound:

[gehringer_2]

I think it's a perfectly reasonable assumption that all the tech that allows pitchers to learn to maximize velo and spin is also teaching them how to put maximum stress on their physiology. Seems almost an inescapable conclusion, but how does any team or even the game as a whole get out of the "arms" race they are in?

[chasfh]

2 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

I think it's a perfectly reasonable assumption that all the tech that allows pitchers to learn to maximize velo and spin is also teaching them how to put maximum stress on their physiology. Seems almost an inescapable conclusion, but how does any team or even the game as a whole get out of the "arms" race they are in?

Change the ball to deaden it so as make contact less damaging than it is now?