Jayson Stark takes a look at some of the early surprise teams (positive and negative) Topping the list are the Tigers
They could be the surprise team in that division, because they’re certainly going to hit,” said one scout.
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This is going to be a fun year, I can tell.
After years of our team trading for Matt Drews, Brad Ausmus, and CJ Nitkowski multiple times; managers such as Buddy Bell, Phil Garner, and Luis Pujols managing; players such as Mark Lewis, Deivi Cruz, Melvin Nieves, Shane Halter, and Andujar Cedeno playing; and pitchers such as Frank Castillo, Dave Mlicki, Adam Bernero, and Dave Borkowski pitching we deserve a fun year.
Sorry if this post gave you hives.
Billfer, after today’s appearance, I have to agree with you about Bonderman. He looked pretty bad. His fastball never got over 93, and according to White Sox announcers the Comerica Park gun is a little fast. His pitch location was bad and I can’t understand why he insists on challenging power bats who are on-fire like Thome and now Hafner. If his stuff is indeed degraded, guys like that are going to kill him and he needs to stay away from them.