What do we think? Did the Tigers hold on too long to Boyd or is it still early and value could still be had in a trade? By value I mean actual quality return, not necessarily flyers on disappointing prospects and wild cards.
What do we think? Did the Tigers hold on too long to Boyd or is it still early and value could still be had in a trade? By value I mean actual quality return, not necessarily flyers on disappointing prospects and wild cards.
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funny comment by Gardy in the postgame though about fans response to Jacoby staying in the 9 spot despite his production: "I don't hear any fans"
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Pitching is struggling across the league right now. They didn't get much of a spring training. Boyd has been **** though.
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Which is fair. There is that balance between holding on, not getting what you want, and waiting too long. Avila's track record works against him in this case imo. His trades specifically have been less than stellar.
Of course. This season above others makes it really hard to extrapolate data. Moreso I was thinking over the past few years regarding Boyd.
Also, more homers! Tied the league, albeit early, in home runs as a team. Nice.
Last edited by LionsFan..LOL; 07-30-2020 at 08:18 PM.
9 strikeouts in a row for Tyler Alexander. Wow!
new MLB record!
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