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The #Tigers have played 41 one-run games, which is the most in the American League and third in baseball behind the Cubs and Pirates. The Tigers are 19-22 in those games.

Dumars to Rodman in Chicago. How does the play not get more run when it comes to the all-time clips? https://t.co/y1FBn1fz6Q

A deep dive idea: Look at trade deadline prospects moved from 2010-19 (or whatever timeframe) and what percentage have gone on to accumulate 5 WAR (or whatever number seems relevant). @CodyStavenhagen @Kieran_Steckley @EvanPetzold

I'm not sure if Tony is suggesting Avila was a superior GM to Harris, but it's not a fair comparison either way. Avila was on the job for 7 years and there's been close to another two years for his acquisitions to develop.

Tony Paul | Detroit News @TonyPaul1984

Look at the #Tigers roster. Who can can be considered probable cornerstones? Riley Greene, Tarik Skubal, Colt Keith, Kerry Carpenter and Reese Olson. Who just got here? Dillon Dingler. Who’s coming? Jackson Jobe and Jace Jung. Zero Scott Harris guys. All Al Avila guys.

From 2006-14, Dave Dombrowski was a buyer 7 times at the trade deadline. He dealt away 23 players. Only 3 went on to accumulate even 5 WAR (Adames, Smyly, Knebel).

When evaluating the Flaherty trade, flip the teams. If the Tigers were contenders and acquired a pitcher with a long injury history, including recently, and who flamed out after being traded last year, wouldn't you, as a Tigers fan, be a little bit nervous.

Fangraphs' Eric Longenhagen on RHP Joseph Montalvo, whom the Tigers acquired in the Chafin trade: "Stands a good shot to be a no. 4/5 starter down the line. He’s Rule 5 eligible this offseason and might be kept at High-A all year in effort to keep him off the Rule 5 radar."

RT @TRHLofficial: Let us not forget the last time Kamala tried to be president. https://t.co/jOiOWnYOqb

On this day in 2014, the Lions selected Eric Ebron with the 10th overall pick. Future HOF Aaron Donald went 3 picks later.

RT @bythewaybro: Dom Johnson has been called up to High A West Michigan from Low A Lakeland. WM has been hit by injuries hard as of late,…

Todd Jones and Andrew Chafin. https://t.co/NffcjNba0j

RT @tigersMLreport: Luke Gold goes deep again. It’s his 3rd home run of the week, and his 4th this season. And give him four consecutive ga…

Cole Turney having a heck of a week over in Midland. In 3 games, he's 9-for-14 with a HR and 3 doubles. He's 25 and was an UDFA last summer. His college career was, let's say, well traveled. Dude has some pop in his bat, though.

With the start Max Anderson is off to, I figured a bump to Erie might be in the not-too-distant future. With the Tigers using Hao-Yu Lee and Anderson both primarily at 2B, then maybe not. I wouldn't be surprised if the org keeps them in place for most of the season.

Pat Caputo every time his take on Max Clark being overwhelmed gets referenced. https://t.co/nxRdbKY8LB

Tigers Torkmoil @bythewaybro

.375 with 7 RBIs and a walk since this was posted

RT @tigersMLreport: Have a day, Cole Turney. He is now 4-for-4 with a pair of RBI's as he drives home Max Anderson. West Michigan is up 4-1…

The Tigers started 8-0 and then had four straight days off due to a scheduled day off and then rain/snow outs. They still kept the streak alive for one more game to go 9-0.

Lee Panas @tiger337

On April 18, 1984, the Tigers extended their record to 9-0 with a 4-3 win over the Royals. Larry Herndon reached base on an error by 2B Frank White scoring Alan Trammell with the winning run in the tenth inning. They didn't call them walkoffs back then. https://t.co/xQSe24aPZu