tiger2022

That's not what anyone is saying. They are saying the guy we have who is running the analytics sucks at his job. Mr. Harris

Trading for a guy who can give you a legit shot to win it all is much better than keeping prospects that won't ever contribute to the big league club or will give you 5 or 6 years of mediocrity from Jeimer Candelaria-esque players. A few years ago they could have traded guys like Jace Jung for established players to help down the stretch but can't give up any prospects.

So Charlie Morton amd Chris Paddack isn't the definition of going for it?

That was the Astros.

Looking too far ahead. They still have to get their ass kicked tomorrow by the ChiSox.

I'm not saying it's bad, but it's just a buzz word that he throws out there to sound impressive.

Harris should be fired. He hasn't helped the offense since he has been here. People gush over him because he says the word analytics.

Carrying them to a .372 winning percentage.

I've seen enough of Short, McKinstry, and Jones. They must have pictures of Harris and Hinch.

Greene and Torkelson just crushing the ball.

I don't know why there are Harris slappies to be honest. Outside of signing Valdez and drafting McGonigle, he has done absolutely nothing to improve the roster since he was hired.

Anderson doesn't have the stuff to be dominant, he's strictly an arm . And sorry Mr. Melton, you need to throw 9 shutout innings to get a win with this offense and bullpen.

Most fans could probably construct a roster that doesn't have Jones or Short on it

Any pitcher that walks Zach Short deserves to lose the game.

Which shows the negligence of the front office...every team has injuries and the Tigers can't even find merely bad players to take their place...they replace them with awful players You would think Colt Keith might get a shot at playing everyday but Hinch just can't bear to possibly be wrong about pigeon holing Keith as a platoon player so he plays guys like Workman, Lee, and Short instead. If Keith never gets to hit against lefties, then Hinch can proclaim he was correct in his assessment.