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Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
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manurespreader
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
So lets say dirks comes back in ten days. Do you think Rayburn will go down? Or maybe a trade for a setup man. also Albuquerque will be back in 2 or 3 weeks.
So lets say dirks comes back in ten days. Do you think Rayburn will go down? Or maybe a trade for a setup man. also Albuquerque will be back in 2 or 3 weeks.
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
Raburn might get us an extra packet of ketchup at Burger King in return. That's about it for a 31-year old hitting .170 with a .482 OPS. There's no trade value there whatsoever. Raburn can also refuse another assignment to Toledo, since he acquired the necessary service time to turn down such an assignment about a month ago. If we're moving Raburn off the roster, it's either a release or a DFA.
As for Al Al, I don't think we can consider anything with him until he actually starts his re-hab.
Also, Dirks was scratched from tonight's lineup in Toledo due to general soreness.
When Dirks returns, it's going to be either Raburn or Berry that goes down. Berry's hitting .226 this month, and the average, OBP and SLG have all decreased in each of May, June and July. I wonder if teams have figured him out at the plate.
Raburn might get us an extra packet of ketchup at Burger King in return. That's about it for a 31-year old hitting .170 with a .482 OPS. There's no trade value there whatsoever. Raburn can also refuse another assignment to Toledo, since he acquired the necessary service time to turn down such an assignment about a month ago. If we're moving Raburn off the roster, it's either a release or a DFA.
As for Al Al, I don't think we can consider anything with him until he actually starts his re-hab.
Also, Dirks was scratched from tonight's lineup in Toledo due to general soreness.
When Dirks returns, it's going to be either Raburn or Berry that goes down. Berry's hitting .226 this month, and the average, OBP and SLG have all decreased in each of May, June and July. I wonder if teams have figured him out at the plate.
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manurespreader
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
I think they will keep Berry but who knows he might go down, Dirks is still 10 days out at least.
I think they will keep Berry but who knows he might go down, Dirks is still 10 days out at least.
Hammer
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
The more I think about it, the more I think that Berry is the one that is going to go, if all trends hold. He's the one with options.
The more I think about it, the more I think that Berry is the one that is going to go, if all trends hold. He's the one with options.
Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
Big mistake by Berry not taking third on the sac fly, and it ended up costing them a run.
Big mistake by Berry not taking third on the sac fly, and it ended up costing them a run.
Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
Here's some speculation from MLIVE concerning more trades, Rugburn, AL A, Dirks, Berry, Kelly, etc.:
Detroit Tigers likely done making trades, but still could consider adding right-handed hitter
Here's some speculation from MLIVE concerning more trades, Rugburn, AL A, Dirks, Berry, Kelly, etc.:
Detroit Tigers likely done making trades, but still could consider adding right-handed hitter
Hammer
We'll be back.
Hammer
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
5-3 final.
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5-3 final.
Looked like the wind got a hold of it.
Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 3 - The Alan Trammell version
Is anyone watching this? It was 3 - 1 Tigers in the bottom of the 7th, now 3 - 3 after back-to-back homers by Santana and Hafner - both on 0 - 0 counts.
A third straight hit after that, so one on first. Now two outs.
EDIT: Indians have gone ahead 4 - 3 after Asdrubal Cabrera singles in a run.
Now 5 - 3 Indians, as Kipnis hits one that Santiago misplays.
Finally, ends as Brantley pops out after sending all nine to the plate.
Is anyone watching this? It was 3 - 1 Tigers in the bottom of the 7th, now 3 - 3 after back-to-back homers by Santana and Hafner - both on 0 - 0 counts.
A third straight hit after that, so one on first. Now two outs.
EDIT: Indians have gone ahead 4 - 3 after Asdrubal Cabrera singles in a run.
Now 5 - 3 Indians, as Kipnis hits one that Santiago misplays.
Finally, ends as Brantley pops out after sending all nine to the plate.
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