roarintiger1

You forgot that they also had Sparky.

Good for you.....but I wouldn't pay $40 for a ticket to see either one of those people, let alone parking.

The Tiger hitters have a terrible time distinguishing between balls and strikes. Lowest amount of walks in the MLB. Sadly, I don't see this game as being any different.

115 at bats for Vina as a Tiger and he gets his picture on a thread starter? The bar is set pretty low. Although I guess it could've been worse...it could've been Joe Nathan.

Ok....the Tigers had all of those guys and still didn't win a world series. I'm not quite sure what the fuss is. BTW, You left out Justin Wilson and everybody's favorite #2 hitter Alex Avila.

Wow......only three more wins for the Tigers to reach 50. They might just do it by September 8th.

Don't hold your breath.

This weekend was a pathetic performance of hitting........even for a bunch of minor league players.

You may be on to something there friend.

With only three players on the team hitting over .250, What's the over/under on them scoring more than 2 runs in this game? It certainly doesn't appear that they have any kind of hitting approach. However, I heard Kirk Gibson say the other night that the Tiger hitters are working very hard at trying to improve their hitting. I've got a hint for them......stop swinging at pitches out of the strike zone. Suppose legendary Lloyd has thought of telling them that?

Nope.....has to be Ver....lander.

Throw in McCann as well.

An actual Tiger reunion in Boston.......Porcello, Price, J.D., and now Kinsler. Who's next?

They should've left Stanley at shortstop in the following years. They ended up with Eddie Brinkman...a lifetime .224 hitter. They still had Horton, Northrup, and Kaline for the outfield anyways.

Many of the Tiger hitter's ball locations on their swings aren't in this zone.