Sports From the Basement

The Detroit Tigers Hit Reset

Baseball’s waiver trade deadline usually doesn’t make much of an impact. The Detroit Tigers made sure that the last chance for teams to add playoff eligible players this year was quite the opposite. It began in mid-July, but August 31st was the Tigers slamming their fist down on the reset button. It is something they… Continue reading The Detroit Tigers Hit Reset

The Detroit Tigers Are Roaring Back

From 2011 to 2014, the Detroit Tigers were the class of the American League Central. They made it to the ALCS three times and to the World Series once. However, they were never able to produce a championship under former manager Jim Leyland or current one Brad Ausmus. Their inability to take home the title… Continue reading The Detroit Tigers Are Roaring Back

Waiting Game Now Fruitful For Free Agents

It used to be the case in Major League Baseball that the closer it came to Spring Training, the less value you had as a free agent. The fact that you were still around come mid-to-late January meant you had some wart that scared teams off. Whether it be a rigid agent or a glaring… Continue reading Waiting Game Now Fruitful For Free Agents

Top Free Agents: Outfielders

We round up our series on the top free agents still available with the outfielders. As was said with the infielders, the market is still very plentiful in the outfield. Jason Heyward is the only big ticket outfielder taken having signed a massive 8 year, $184 million pact with the Cubs. All three positions still… Continue reading Top Free Agents: Outfielders