05/20/2026 6:40p EDT Cleveland Guardians at Detroit Tigers

[NorthWoods]

1 minute ago, Biff Mayhem said:

How did Detroit lose a challenge? I missed it. 

Riley Greene challenged.   Wrong.

[NorthWoods]

Remind me how many titles Dirks won?

Yet he gives advice that fire and brimstone won't work.   Worked for Gibby.

[Dan Gilmore]

1 minute ago, Biff Mayhem said:

How did Detroit lose a challenge? I missed it. 

Greene challenged a pitch that was on the outside edge-he should have challenged pitch number two. That looked further outside, but the ump called it a strike.

[Biff Mayhem]

11 minutes ago, NorthWoods said:

Riley Greene challenged.   Wrong.

 

10 minutes ago, Dan Gilmore said:

Greene challenged a pitch that was on the outside edge-he should have challenged pitch number two. That looked further outside, but the ump called it a strike.

Thanks! Glad it wasn’t Dingler. 

[Dan Gilmore]

Anderson, nice job.

[IdahoBert]

I think it might be safe to think that Anderson is now OK. Does this make me the smartest guy in the room?

[Dan Gilmore]

The Workman experiment may be about over.

[monkeytargets39]

Workman stinks

[gehringer_2]

Poor defense opens the door, Cleveland declines to walk through

I'm surprised at how poorly Workman has played in the field. Not like I've followed his career closely but I do remember when he was drafted the glove was not seen as a liability. He's a big guy, maybe he outgrew his fielding coordination

from his 2020 scouring report:

Fielding: Solid defender with excellent instincts and a strong, above-average throwing arm. While the Detroit Tigers drafted him as a third baseman, many scouts felt he had the athleticism to handle shortstop or second base if needed.

Fielding: Solid defender with excellent instincts and a strong, above-average throwing arm. While the Detroit Tigers drafted him as a third baseman, many scouts felt he had the athleticism to handle shortstop or second base if needed.

Edited yesterday at 12:07 AM by gehringer_2

[Tiger337]

29 minutes ago, NorthWoods said:

Remind me how many titles Dirks won?

Yet he gives advice that fire and brimstone won't work.   Worked for Gibby.

It works in football and Gibson was a football player, so maybe it carried over.  I don't think it works so well in baseball for most players.  Baseball is game of skill and precision and it is played 6 time per week.  It seems like fire and brimstone would be unsustainable.  One example of a player it doesn't work for is Valdez.    

[IdahoBert]

If this game goes into extra innings, and the Tigers lose 1–0, I may turn over a car in the parking lot. 

[Tiger337]

8 minutes ago, monkeytargets39 said:

Workman stinks

He is better than Jung though.  

[Dan Gilmore]

Runs, dummies!

[SoCalTiger]

3 minutes ago, Tiger337 said:

He is better than Jung though.  

Sad but true

[SoCalTiger]

10 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

Poor defense opens the door, Cleveland declines to walk through

I'm surprised at how poorly Workman has played in the field. Not like I've followed his career closely but I do remember when he was drafted the glove was not seen as a liability. He's a big guy, maybe he outgrew his fielding coordination

from his 2020 scouring report:

Fielding: Solid defender with excellent instincts and a strong, above-average throwing arm. While the Detroit Tigers drafted him as a third baseman, many scouts felt he had the athleticism to handle shortstop or second base if needed.

Fielding: Solid defender with excellent instincts and a strong, above-average throwing arm. While the Detroit Tigers drafted him as a third baseman, many scouts felt he had the athleticism to handle shortstop or second base if needed.

That’s how I remember it as well. Maybe nerves. 

[gehringer_2]

6 minutes ago, Tiger337 said:

It works in football and Gibson was a football player, so maybe it carried over.  I don't think it works so well in baseball for most players.  Baseball is game of skill and precision and it is played 6 time per week.  It seems like fire and brimstone would be unsustainable.  One example of a player it doesn't work for is Valdez.    

If your talking about LA, the fire and brimstone didn't work just because they were playing badly, it worked because it was a sloppy, undisciplined, and unserious clubhouse. If that were a problem here it would actually be easier. If anything, this team may to too serious and prone to pressing.

[Crazy Cat Gentleman]

yay, a run!

[Dan Gilmore]

I like Vierling.

[SoCalTiger]

2 minutes ago, Dan Gilmore said:

I like Vierling.

Me too. He’s a solid player. Perfect fourth outfielder. 

[Tiger337]

6 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

If your talking about LA, the fire and brimstone didn't work just because they were playing badly, it worked because it was a sloppy, undisciplined, and unserious clubhouse. If that were a problem here it would actually be easier. If anything, this team may to too serious and prone to pressing.

I don't even know if it did work, but I get why it might work for Gibson.  I agree with you about it probably not working for this team.  

[SoCalTiger]

Keenly. Here we go. 

[Tigermojo]

Offense! 

Oops my video wasn't live. All of a sudden Kenley is pitching. 

Edited yesterday at 12:29 AM by Tigermojo

[Dan Gilmore]

Ha-ha

[Tigermojo]

Stupid sloppy defense! Oh wait it was the bad guys HAHA.

[Crazy Cat Gentleman]

Zach...