I didn't know that either but looking it up, the Tigers are pretty close to the bottom in the AL. But this is after several years of horrible teams. I bet we'll be closer to the top in the AL next season. Heck, these upcoming series against Colorado and Baltimore will probable average 30k to 35k.
They could be much better than that if they won a few more games in April, May and June. That's a fun game to play. Wait'll next year, we'll get 'em. 😅
You just know she'll dress them up in Ram jerseys and walk them across the field. And then wonder why rabid Lions fans boo her...that woman just loves attention...."oh, poor ME"
I read 3-6 weeks. And even when he makes it back, he won't be effective right away. He has problems with his accuracy yesterdat so playing hurt/rusty may cause him to play even worse. But at least he escaped a very serious injury, it didn't look good...
Yeah, I don't think it really matters. We aren't a playoff team without those guys and we were probably an early out even if we would have made the playoffs with those guys. But yeah, keep acquiring players until something sticks...
Harris pulled an Yzerman at the trade deadline. Just think if we still had 4 players he traded away...Chafin, Flaherty, Canha and Carson Kelly? A playoff roster. But....not good enough.
But how many blown saves will it take for Hinch to learn the guy stinks under pressure? A good manager puts his players in the best situation to succeed. Then there's Hinch....who tries to mix and match. That doesn't usually work most of the time. Thus, 7 blown saves....from ONE pitcher. There are probably entire pitching staffs that don't have 7 blown saves.
For the most part, I agree. Using Holton in a non-save situation, last night, was a mistake. Using Miller in a save situation, last night, was a mistake. But it is what it is, today's game may have limited BP arms to choose from.