Edman85

Pre 2021, it was AAA: Toledo AA: Erie A+: Lakeland A: West Michigan SS-A: Connecticut/Oneonta Now it is: AAA: Toledo AA: Erie A+: West Michigan A: Lakeland

Sing along with me. Pete Hegseth is a ****ing douche.

She will melt in hell.

If the guy today was killed because he was packing heat, I think that makes a Bill of Rights bingo for ICE.

Erie was never A+

The reporting came from DHS, so... grain of salt at this point.

I need to find @microline133 's old scouting reports where he had it pegged that Stewart couldn't catch up to velocity.

Well, the answer isn't who I thought when I posted this. BR and Wikipedia are wrong about who the GM was in 1992. Joe McDonald was interim in 1991 after LaJoie abruptly resigned, but Jerry Walker was hired after the season for the full time job. Those sites like McDonald in 1992. If Walker was in the job in 1993 only, he was the answer, but he wasn't. So the answer is Bill LaJoie, since I am not counting McDonald's interim stint for a team that LaJoie mostly built. 2002-2003 was a big hole for DD to dig out of.

If it plays out they get multiple (ie Mize or Flaherty too), they would be consecutive and these waters would be muddied.

Well that wouldn't be til 2027. And that depends on whether or not the Tigers are a revenue sharing recipient in 2026. They have been 2019-2025, but were not prior to that. It is a three year moving average and it is possible the success of the last two years could spike attendance enough. If they are still a revenue sharing recipient, the pick for losing Skubal would be after the first round if he signs for more than $50M total (as it would be if they offer a QO to Flaherty or Mize). They would also get a competitive balance A pick after the comp pick and before the second round. Also, if Clark or McGonigle is on the opening day roster and wins the Rookie of the Year, that would be another pick between the first and second rounds. If they are not a revenue sharing recipient or Skubal doesn't get $50M, the pick would be after he second round after the Comp B picks, and the Comp A pick would be no more if no longer receiving revenue sharing.

Gallen and Framber cost a pick. It would be their third rounder unless they acquire a Comp Balance pick in a trade, in which case it would be their second rounder or that acquired pick depending. Basically, it is their third pick, but your own competitive balance pick cannot be forfeited, but if you acquire one the acquired one can be. The Tigers competitive balance pick is after the second round next year.

Jobe can be moved to the 60 Day IL and free up a 40 man spot the day pitchers and catchers report. Just to add some specificity...

Here's a little trivia. The Tigers have a winning record since Scott Harris took over baseball operations. Who is the last GM (since all his predecessors had that role name) under whom the Tigers had a winning record during his tenure?

Wasn't sure where this went but another forum I was reading had somebody with a daughter with a concussion asking for help and somebody recommended hyperbaric oxygen. That got me down the rabbit hole of the boy in Troy who was murdered by quacks in a hyperbaric chamber. I am glad those ghouls are facing charges.

I wonder what families of military members from those allies he is ****ting on think when he says these countries never do anything for us.

Not going after you, but tweets like these drive me bonkers and are all too common in the Elon Blue Check era. Screengrab roster resource and collect from the clicks. Doesn't add anything and takes away from a good site that could start struggling again if enough of these accounts keep doing this.

Phil Bickford on a minor league deal just showed up in the transaction logs.

That is the assault rifle Christmas card guy.

My cousin said the same thing. I have noticed bipartisan extreme being pushed on my feed.

Would have to leave my job. Trust me. The thought has crossed my mind.

Not Congress, but my competitive state house seat's Republican incumbent is currently running unopposed. As is the lunatic state senator. Florida Dems are worthless.

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I assume you are paying taxes on any 401k withdrawals? Otherwise, that is some loophole.

Hedley!

I don't know if this has been mentioned here, but Dombrowski's original analytics guy, Director of Baseball Ops, Mike Smith is on Twitter and is an interesting follow if you are into the roster minutiae without the smug that I bring.