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What would you like the guy to say? “nope, we have learned from the Rangers and now the Tigers that the key to all of this is to get hot late and get lucky. So, we’re just gonna run it back and hope we hit the lottery next off season”. -
By LookitsPuck · Posted
No. I think their record is more a function of their division. And I'm on record of saying they are very good and didn't want to face them in the playoffs. But they would not have the same amount of success in our division, tbh. I'd take our roster, farm system, and org over theirs. -
The Tigers were 20-12 vs AL East -
By HowAboutThat · Posted
It’s obvious that success, at least short term success, isn’t just having talent, but using it effectively. The Os remade their infrastructure, and made it possible to maintain a steady influx of players. But now the pipeline is set up, the Os need to evaluate talent, develop it well, and finally, use it effectively, both on the field and as trade capital. That has been pretty successful so far, with some glaring exceptions, but overall it all remains to be seen. The Tigers have had some luck, of course, but as they say,”we make our own luck.” But mainly, AJ Hinch is using his talent effectively, and that means a lot. -
Had we won 4 of 6 against them instead of losing 4 of 6, they finish with 84 wins and Seattle takes their spot. They did go 20-12 (0.625) against the AL East this year, which is pretty solid.
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