Taking a look at what the Tigers' starting lineup and pitching rotation could look like to open the 2019 season. Video by Anthony Fenech and Ryan Ford, Detroit Free Press. Wochit
Soon, it will be sunny and warm, and Daniel Norris will be looking good in his bullpen sessions. Miguel Cabrera will be healthy and hitting rockets in batting practice. Jeimer Candelario will be showing more power, and Joe Jimenez’s slider will be sharper.
Hey, the Detroit Tigers might not be that bad this season. Right?
It is spring training once again, six weeks of somewhat competitive baseball when the sky is the limit, even for the Tigers, who are trying to lose fewer than 96 games for the first time since 2016.