Keider Montero Fastball Evolution
Jerry McKennan Keider Montero had his best appearance as a big leaguer on July 3rd. He saw his ERA drop from 9.35 to 6.60 while nearly matching his IP total from his…
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Detroit Tigers offensive woes
Entering into the weekend series with Arizona, the Tigers offense had scored 3.91 R/G, which has them as the 9th lowest scoring offense and .40 R/G below the league average.…
Parker Meadows: Leveraging Crowd Insights for an In-Depth Analysis
Parker Meadows recently was our 4th ranked prospect for the second time in a row. He had a .354 wOBA, .256/.337/.474 slash line for Toledo before getting called up to…
Justyn-Henry Malloy and the Art of Patience
Justyn-Henry Malloy has quickly become a fan favorite for the Tigers. And he brought exactly what we thought and hoped. High walk rates, some power, good average. He was above…
Giving Reese Olson a rotation spot
Reese Olson’s numbers suggest a spot in the rotation. Tarik Skubal, Kenta Maeda, Jack Flaherty. Those are the names we hear repeatedly as being the guarantees to rotation in the…
Detroit Tigers Prospect Report: 2B Luke Gold
By Jerry Mackinem 2B Luke Gold DOB: 10/10/2000 B/T: R/R Physical Description and Background: He is listed at 6’0”, 220 lbs. Stands with the bat a little above his back…
Jackson Jobe breaking balls
The hype for Jackson Jobe is really high. And for good reasons. He threw 62 innings this year and gave up 6 walks while striking out 80 across three different…
Introducing the HIM metric
Introduction Rogelio was awesome and referred to a new metric in his recent Wenceel Perez article that has been in the works. This article is the first of a series…
Spencer Torkelson’s Power Surge
It has been nearly 2 full months since I wrote about Spencer Torkelson (which you can read here) and all the data that I gathered for that. He has since…
Detroit Tigers Run Values
This was a really fun exercise on Detroit Tigers Run Values. This gist of this post: who has seen discrepancies between their run values based on bad calls? It’s one…