Sweet Or Sour Lou Whitaker?
Every baseball fan knew who Lou Whitaker was and during his prime, he was as good as it gets at second base. Maybe he deserves a second look for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Tag Archives: Detroit Tigers
Cubbies Collapse Ranks With The All-time Worst
A nine-game losing streak wiped out Chicago’s hopes for the postseason. It wasn’t the worst run by a formerly-contending team, but it comes close.
Read moreJustin Verlander’s Side Of The Detroit Free Press Story And Why Whatever Happened Shouldn’t Have Got To This Point
What caused a hyper-competitive pitcher, but pretty good Twitter folo to go off the deep end when it came to a reporter he only has to see seven days out of the year?
Read more2019 Mid-Season A.L. Central Report: Questions, Questions, Questions, Like, Are The Twins For Real?
Cleveland did not look all that hot last year. Why are we surprised that someone is kicking their tail this year?
Read moreForecast: All White Sox All The Time In The A.L. Central…In A Bad Way
One of these teams will win no more than 60 wins. Not excited? None of them will win 90. Mmmmm. Tasty.
Read moreAL Central: Buy, Sell, Or Drink?
Cleveland’s lucky they’re in a lousy division..
Read more2018 MLB AL Central Preview
The Indians pay homage to Jim Thome with a statue and may bring a World Series title to lay at its feet this year. Photo by Erik Drost via Flickr (cropped)
Read moreAlan Trammell Was Already In My Hall Of Fame
Alan Trammell was one of the best players of his generation. The author was a teenager when he got to spend five days with him in 1984. Photo by Roger Dewitt via Flickr
Read moreHardball Theatre: Party Crashers
Keith Good’s weekly(ish) One Act, an SNL-meets-MLB look at the week in baseball. This week, Detroit and St. Louis are surprised to find they’re not invited to the 2016 Playoff party.
Read moreThe Year(s) of Cleveland
This is Cleveland’s year, even if it isn’t. Cleveland was always going to live or die by its pitching. In June, the team lived like kings. Corey Kluber, Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar ate hapless batters and crapped shutouts. Trevor Bauer, a strikeout specialist with a Rick Vaughn-like wild streak, was finally limiting his walks. Even 5th starter Josh Tomlin
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