oakland was a cool story and yankees w/ out jeter are a joke. not strong competition
meanwhile the last 2 world series winners play for the nl
also who is gonna close for the tigers smyly ?
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10-14-12 07:08 PM #1
can the tigers really win the world series ?
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10-14-12 07:41 PM #2
Coke did good. Really bothered me how he walked around like he was super buff or something, though. Dude, you're fat. Nobody is buying it.
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10-14-12 08:39 PM #3
^ coke is a suspect reliever
no way he closes
verlander gonna have to pitch complete games in ws
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10-14-12 08:46 PM #4
You act surprised? Tigers have best starting pitching. That's what wins in playoffs.
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10-14-12 08:48 PM #5
no, but they can damn sure go and lose to stl again!!!!
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10-14-12 08:51 PM #6
Now now bank will see.....
Originally Posted by 2daBank
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10-14-12 08:59 PM #7
Originally Posted by detroitlionsfan
st louis and SF have been down many times.... yet they find a way to come back. Tigers thus far, havnt been that clutch yet.
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10-15-12 09:10 PM #8
They don't need a traditional closer. I'd much rather see them play the match ups with Benoit, dotel, alberquerque, coke. I wouldn't be surprised if Leyland still uses valverde quite a bit though.
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10-15-12 09:11 PM #9
Originally Posted by matt1216
good point actually both NL teams have been clutch as hell
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10-18-12 10:31 PM #10
man tigers sweeping the yanks helps them alot keeping verlander fresh
still gotta like the nl teams
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10-19-12 12:01 AM #11
of course they can and they will, they have the best starting pitchers and they all hit well, the only concern of course is relief pitchers, but coke is getting there and he can close games now
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10-19-12 03:24 AM #12
if we being totally honest brother unless carp somehow gets himself into mid/post season form really quickly (hard thing to do considering he just starting pitching again the last few weeks) i dont think stl starters can get thru tigers lineup very often,,,,then again you guys pen is a little shaky and cards have been known to win some ws games in the late innings Originally Posted by HOT WINGS
...lineups are close, with carp and waino not where they need to be obviously det has the adv with sp, pen adv cards, championship pedigree cards, intangibles cards,,, should be a fun series but i would think det would be the favorite....
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10-19-12 09:50 AM #13
Tigers starters have been clutch but can you really rely on infante, laird/avila, and dirks? I'm from Detroit and thought they would lose to the yankees so I could be wrong. I think the Tigers are just happy to be there and playing competitively is a different story. Cardinals have experience and that's a huge factor this late in the year.
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10-19-12 03:24 PM #14
Tigers are still only -135 to win...that sure looks good.
Probably even drop more once Cards finish off the series.
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10-19-12 03:35 PM #15
thats what im thinking also Originally Posted by Dom177
no doubting fielder and cabrera and jackson but cards have a better lineup thru and thru
tigers will inevitably lose a game or 2 due to bullpen but i think itll be a close 6-7 game series no matter who wins
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