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Tigers 2022 Off Season for FA signings, trades, tender, nontender, Rule 5, to 2023

https://totallytigers.wordpress.com/2023/01/08/monday-musings-52/
MONDAY MUSINGS.
Totally Tigers

Throughout the week, there are so many smaller stories hitting the media. They may be bite-size, but often they are just as important as the headline-grabbing news. Sometimes, even more.

And that?s what brings me to today. A way to bring them out in the open and invite conversation about some of these subjects.

And that?s the plan for Mondays. Keeping track of these mighty little bits that hit my radar throughout the week and sharing them with you today because
I know one or more will also resonate with you. So, let?s kick off this week?s musings?
 
Looks like the Carlos Correa deal will finally happen. 6 years/$200 mill with vesting that could potentially add another 4 years for $70 more.
The best case/maximum scenario will be 10 years/ $270 mill. However...

The Detroit Tigers offered him 10 years/ $275 mill back in 2021. And all of those 10 years were guaranteed unlike the new contract.
Maybe Correa should have taken that offer.

EROD 14M
Cabrera 32M
Boyd 10M
Lorenzen 8.5M
Schoop 7M

71.5M off the 2024 payroll!!!

Want your centerpiece Tigers to build a great team..to shepard them into the next phase..if Correa was taking less than 8 years..that was the play..you have NOTHING BUT PAYROLL room post 2023..its embarrassing how much payroll room you have..sell the team already.

Chris Illitch you pu*** how you didn?t get in the Correa mix at say 7/250 is a shonda ? wanna win.. then at least try..

MGorosh
 
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https://www.blessyouboys.com/2023/1...shreve-minor-league-deal-bullpen-gregory-soto
Tigers sign left-handed reliever Chasen Shreve to minor league deal.
Detroit adds the soft-tossing veteran to provide left-handed depth to a bullpen that needs plenty more help.
BYBTB

https://motorcitybengals.com/posts/detroit-tigers-chasen-shreve-milb-deal-depth
Detroit Tigers add Chasen Shreve on MiLB deal with Spring Training invite.
MCBTB

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/01/tigers-sign-chasen-shreve-to-minor-league-deal.html
Tigers Sign Chasen Shreve To Minor League Deal.
MLBTR

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...lhp-chasen-shreve-to-minors-deal/69792958007/
Tigers bolster bullpen depth, signing veteran LHP Chasen Shreve to minors deal.
Detnews

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...-shreve-to-minor-league-contract/69792819007/
Detroit Tigers sign veteran left-handed RP Chasen Shreve to minor-league contract.
Freep

https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2023/01/tigers-sign-veteran-lefty-to-minor-league-deal.html
Tigers sign veteran lefty to minor-league deal.
Mlive
 
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/pippwa01.shtml
WATERCOOLER WEDNESDAY.
Totally Tigers

Today, another opportunity for readers to discuss the hottest topics in a forum where thoughtful dialog and a variety of opinions are welcomed.

Let?s create some running conversational threads. And for those of you back in actual offices, here?s a question to take with you ? or use via Zoom ? as you talk to your co-workers.

Here is today?s topic??..

Almost every positional player from 2022 will need to redeem/improve themselves for the new season. But for which player is it most crucial?

Javier Baez was signed to a 6-year, $140 million contract. The shortstop position is the lynchpin for defense and Baez racked up the most errors for any SS in MLB last year. His plate habits are poor and he also leads MLB in swinging at over 50% of pitches outside the strike zone.

Analysts tell us that Javy?s production last year was half of what was expected and that he will need to double his output for each of the next 5 years in order for the Tigers to break even on his contract.

And then there?s Spencer Torkelson, the Tigers #1 draft pick from 2020. After just 1 year in the minors, he was promoted to Detroit to become the team?s full-time first baseman but he struggled the entire year at the plate even after returning from a stint in Toledo to get help.

Torkelson has the distinction of earning MLB?s worst 1st round draft pick based upon first year stats. He is not guaranteed to make the 26-man roster for 2023 and there are hints that Scott Harris will put 1 of several new players at the first base position instead.

Which one of these players needs to improve the most?
The defensive key who has struggled with both bat and glove and is tied to a long-term contract? A contract that could become an albatross to the team?

Or the symbol of the Tigers? rebuild? The justification and presumed validation of years of tanking in order to get top prospects? A player who is the poster child of the Tigers? inability to properly develop talent? An athlete who has the chance to either bolster the team?s new player development system or one who could destroy the team?s purpose of tanking for talent?

Which player needs to have a better year the most?

1. Javier Baez

2. Spencer Torkelson

VOTE
 
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/pippwa01.shtml
WATERCOOLER WEDNESDAY.
Totally Tigers

Today, another opportunity for readers to discuss the hottest topics in a forum where thoughtful dialog and a variety of opinions are welcomed.

Let?s create some running conversational threads. And for those of you back in actual offices, here?s a question to take with you ? or use via Zoom ? as you talk to your co-workers.

Here is today?s topic??..

Almost every positional player from 2022 will need to redeem/improve themselves for the new season. But for which player is it most crucial?

Javier Baez was signed to a 6-year, $140 million contract. The shortstop position is the lynchpin for defense and Baez racked up the most errors for any SS in MLB last year. His plate habits are poor and he also leads MLB in swinging at over 50% of pitches outside the strike zone.

Analysts tell us that Javy?s production last year was half of what was expected and that he will need to double his output for each of the next 5 years in order for the Tigers to break even on his contract.

And then there?s Spencer Torkelson, the Tigers #1 draft pick from 2020. After just 1 year in the minors, he was promoted to Detroit to become the team?s full-time first baseman but he struggled the entire year at the plate even after returning from a stint in Toledo to get help.

Torkelson has the distinction of earning MLB?s worst 1st round draft pick based upon first year stats. He is not guaranteed to make the 26-man roster for 2023 and there are hints that Scott Harris will put 1 of several new players at the first base position instead.

Which one of these players needs to improve the most?
The defensive key who has struggled with both bat and glove and is tied to a long-term contract? A contract that could become an albatross to the team?

Or the symbol of the Tigers? rebuild? The justification and presumed validation of years of tanking in order to get top prospects? A player who is the poster child of the Tigers? inability to properly develop talent? An athlete who has the chance to either bolster the team?s new player development system or one who could destroy the team?s purpose of tanking for talent?

Which player needs to have a better year the most?

1. Javier Baez

2. Spencer Torkelson

VOTE

for me it's simple...I want Baez to have a career year so he opts out of his contract.
 
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/01/tigers-claim-edwin-uceta-waivers-dbacks.html
Tigers Claim Edwin Uceta.
MLBTR

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...aivers-from-arizona-diamondbacks/69799732007/
Detroit Tigers claim right-hander Edwin Uceta off waivers from Arizona Diamondbacks.
Freep

https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2023/01/tigers-claim-pitcher-off-waivers-from-arizona.html
Tigers claim pitcher off waivers from Arizona.
Mlive

Uceta is a sinker/change up/curveball righty reliever that was a Dodgers prospect before Arizona claimed him last year. 37.1 MLB IP with some pretty good barrel missing numbers. Changeup has had some solid value as a major leaguer. 6.27 career MLB ERA.

40 Man roster is at 40.
 
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The Tigers have agreed to terms with RHPs Rony Garc?a and Jos? Cisnero on one-year contracts, avoiding arbitration.
 
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