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MLB Wild Card Round day 2: Open Thread (opens the original)
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Join us to chat about the Wild Card round as elimination stares four teams in the face. Postseason baseball is back, and unfortunately the Detroit Tigers aren’t part of it. For some, that really kills the interest level, and I get it. On the other hand, sports are amplified by the bright lights of the playoffs and World Series, and there is little better than postseason baseball in my opinion. So, pick a team or just see whose bandwagon you feel like jumping on along the way. Even without the Ti
Wild Card round Day 1: Open Thread (opens the original)
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Join us to discuss the Wild Card round as the MLB postseason gets underway. Postseason baseball is back, and unfortunately the Detroit Tigers aren’t part of it. For some, that really kills the interest level, and I get it. On the other hand, sports are amplified by the bright lights of the playoffs and World Series, and there is little better than postseason baseball in my opinion. So, pick a team or just see whose bandwagon you feel like jumping on along the way. Even without the Tigers, it’s g
Scott Harris and AJ Hinch’s press conference says they’re staying the course (opens the original)
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There wasn’t much new to take away from this one. End of season press conferences are by definition lacking in substance. Nothing Scott Harris or AJ Hinch was going to say would change anything for the 2026 season now past, and they aren’t going to address the impending offseason with any specifics. Questions about extensions for Riley Greene and Max Clark were rebuffed, as it’s Harris’ policy not to talk about potential contract issues or talks. Like all front offices, their policy is to talk a
Justin Verlander and the passage of time (opens the original)
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Few athetes are able to define eras like Justin Verlander did. All things come to an end, and on Saturday we witnessed a really poignant ending to the career of one of the greatest pitchers and greatest Detroit Tigers of all time. Justin Verlander, with minimal preparation and no buildup, took the mound against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Comerica Park, and managed to turn back the clock one last time. It wasn’t a great outing, but it was a very solid one as Verlander tossed 5.1 innings of two-run
Eduardo Valencia launches a walk off home run to cap Justin Verlander day in Detroit (opens the original)
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Justin Verlander rode off into the sunset with a surprisingly strong outing and an incredible ending to this one. If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Justin Verlander always said he wanted to leave it all on the field when his time came, and he made good on that vow on an emotional Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park. The Tigers long-time ace was pretty good, putting together a solid 5.1 innings of work, more than anyone could’ve expected
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