1942 Philadelphia scored 394 runs in 151 games. 1972 California had 454 in 155 games.
The Tigers' worst year offensively was 1918. Cobb hit .382 that year and they still only managed to score 476. No one else hit .280 on that team. 1981 doesn't count, strike year. The two worst Tiger teams I can remember are 1996 and 2003. The 1996 team flat couldn't pitch, scoring 783 runs, but giving up 1,103. The 2003 Tigers were frightful, scoring 591 and giving up 928.
The best offensive teams the Tigers ever had were right smack in the middle of the Greenberg/Gehringer years, 1934-1937, and the 1929 Tigers. who scored 926 runs and somehow managed to finish under .500.
Jack Morris, of all ****ing people, just jinxed Zimmerman.
Did it again with Moore in the 6th today.
"I went over the facts in my head, and admired how much uglier the situation had just become. Over the years I've learned that ignorance is more than just bliss. It's freaking orgasmic ecstasy".- Harry Dresden, Blood Rites
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 10: The Tommy Bridges edition
The pitching isn't going to be this good all year. Or for much longer, I suspect. The Tigers have scored 12 runs in 7 games and somehow we're 4-3. I'll happily take it, but this isn't sustainable.
I'm headed to the park tomorrow to freeze my *** off for the home opener.
Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 10: The Tommy Bridges edition
I froze my *** off for 2.5 innings. The wind was blowing right in on me until I moved in the middle of the 3rd to the 3rd base side. Once I was there it was actually fairly mild.
Nice experience, but a pricey one. I don't know if I would make an annual thing of it.
Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 10: The Tommy Bridges edition
Everything's going to hell in a handbasket here in the 7th. Norris gives up a big bomb on the first pitch of the 7th, and then Alcantara gives one up that goes about 30 feet farther. Norris came in to start the 4th after Moore tweaked a hammy to end the 3rd.
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