Candy and Schoop both had very low BABIP this year. Both are capable of bounce back seasons. I think the Tigers keep both of them with the intention of flipping them at the deadline. Then they will see what Kreidler is capable of in the second half.
I think Schoop will bounce back next year. He's been pretty consistent during his career. I don't think he's a long term solution but they could flip him at the deadline.
The fan kept Pujols' 700 HR ball. Refused several offers from the Cardinals. Seems silly to me. How much value could the ball have? It's not authenticated by MLB.
Candy and Schoop have been disappointing but both have career low BABIP this year. I think they will both bounce back as 2 to 4 win players next year. Then trade both at the deadline because neither of them will be part of the future non-Miggy teams.
Tork and Willi are the next lowest in BABIP. Tork is the first baseman for the future and I think Willi will be ok on the bench.
Harold will need to hit the road along with some of the older pitchers like Hutchison.
I like the young outfielders but I understand they haven't proven themselves yet. I could see a veteran addition there.
I like Haase and Rogers. I think Haase has played well enough to give Rogers a chance and if he fails, they could look for veteran help midseason.
I agree the rotation is probably the biggest need for outside help. We need reliable innings while the kids stretch out at AAA and remain available in case of injuries.