What's going on with the Detroit Tigers this year? It's not very often that you see a team go from "worst to first". As of right now, they have the best record in all of baseball (32-14). They also currently rank 1st in team ERA, 2nd in team slugging percentage, and 7th in team batting avg.
I'm a Detroit native and, up until two and a half years ago when I moved to sunny Florida, I lived there my entire life. Living in Florida, I'm sort of out of the loop and unable to closely follow and watch the Tigers. I know we're only about 1/3 of the way through the season, but after a string of many consecutive losing seasons, Detroiters definitely have something to get excited about. So all of you Tigers fans, I'm curious to know WHY they have the best record right now and are among the league leaders in pitching and hitting.
Which of the following is/are contributing to the Tigers' success this year?
- The players had a meeting in spring training and decided that they would prefer to play like the '97 Marlins instead of the '84 Tigers
- The draft has finally produced some talent this year at the major league level
- Releasing Carlos Pena
- Signing Kenny Rogers
- Kenny Rogers decided that it's better to strike out batters than camera men
- It's that extra $13,520,866 in payroll this year
- The batters are on steroids this year
- The pitchers are on steroids this year
- GM Dave Dombrowski is on steroids this year
- Only Brandon Inge is on steroids this year (he has 11 home runs!)
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