After Miner’s last outing, I received secret information about his call to Colorado to discuss things over with Jason Grilli.
My inside scoop says Miner wants out of Detroit. My inside source also says Grilli wanted out of Detroit all along too. Both of them feel this organization sinking faster than a boat with a hole in it.
Reports indicate Miner asked advice from Grilli about how to really suck and blow things up. Miner thought for sure he’d be kicked off the team after his last performance, but Grilli reminded him about Timo and Neifi. Miner quickly realized sucking isn’t enough to get you kicked off this team. You have to literally go the next step and set this team on fire!
Grilli instructed Miner to keep throwing those hanging gopher balls, and soon enough he’d be on another team, where Miner could resume being a good player.
Reports around Detroit indicate that any player on the team really sucking it up, is doing it on purpose, with hopes of getting traded to Colorado or to the south side of Chicago.
More Tigers news coming soon. Keep coming back.
Categories: Detroit Tigers Baseball
Tagged: detroit tigers, jason grilli, jim leyland, zach miner
The Tigers are looking to make a deal with the Colorado Rockies.
Detroit is showing interest in outfielder Scott Podsednik and catcher Chris Ianetta and a minor league prospect.
Colorado thin at short is looking at Ramon Santiago. So far Detroit has offered Marcus Thames, Ivan Rodriguez, Zach Miner and Kenny Rogers (if St. Louis doesn’t bite).
Keep reading.
Categories: Detroit Tigers Baseball
Tagged: colorado rockies, dave dombrowski, detroit tigers, scott podsednik
I just got back from our meetings deep within the organization and I have some troubling news. I reported late last night that there is a developing trade between Detroit and St. Louis.
We’re looking to trade Rogers and a prospect to The Cardinals for Ryan Ludwick and a potential starting pitcher.
During an early morning conference call, Jim Leyland decided to pipe in and attempt to nix the deal. Word around the office is he even brought in his old pal Tony Larussa to interfere.
I’ll keep you updated.
Also keep your eyes on developing deals between Detroit, Seattle, Pittsburgh, Colorado and of course St. Louis
Categories: Detroit Tigers Baseball
Tagged: detroit tigers, jim leyland, ryan ludwick, tony laruassa, trade
This deal is being hashed out. The Cardinals want a medium ranked prospect along with Rogers in return for Ludwick. Detroit is seeking some relief help to go along with Ludwick.
Detroit is willing to give up Pedro Cotto or (Garth) Cale lorg.
This is starting to look impossible. Stay tuned.
Categories: Detroit Tigers Baseball
Tagged: cale lorg, detroit tigers, kenny rogers, pedro cotto, st louis cardinals
There are currently high level talks between Detroit and The Mariners, Pirates and Rockies.
We could also see a familiar face back in D-town.
Categories: Detroit Tigers Baseball
Tagged: colorado rockies, dave dombrowski, detroit tigers, jim leyland, pittsburgh pirates, seattle mariners
After the next three days, this team will have a new complexion to it. The calm front portrayed by management and the front office has come to a screeching halt. Faces are red. Fists are pounding on tables and changes are being made.
I guarantee that by our next game, attitudes will be changed on the team and the organization. Failure to change will mean change to a new scene. There are no sacred cows on this team or organization.
I’ll keep you posted as things develop.
Categories: Detroit Tigers Baseball
Tagged: chuck hernandez, dave dombrowski, detroit tigers, jim leyland
Sorry guys for the late night update. Things are crazy here deep within the organization. On tv everything looks calm, but let me assure, heads are rolling.
We have an exciting next few days coming up. I’ll reveal the next moves as they become known. Things are developing quickly deep in the organization.
The first major move to come is Ryan Ludwick back to Detroit for Kenny Rogers and a player to be named later. They’re still finishing the details of this agreement.
This is the first of many moves soon to come. I’ll keep you updated.
Categories: Detroit Tigers Baseball