Detroit and Minnesota ARE statistically tied for the lead, which actually means very little at this stage of the season. Anyway, just be .001 cents worth. 
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I find it interesting that the Twins and Tigers are within a game of one another and their Home and Road records are nearly identical.
Both have played well at home and almost avg. on the road.
Twins have scored a LOT more runs than they've given up.
Tigers on the other hand have given up as many as they have scored.
Both have played well at home and almost avg. on the road.
Twins have scored a LOT more runs than they've given up.
Tigers on the other hand have given up as many as they have scored.
Heck, the White Sox may very well find themselves in 1st Place this coming week. It's either that or implode...we'll just have to see what happens.
I consider the Tigers' 16-25 road record to be appalling.
I wouild say if they are under .500 by like 5 games, thats almost acceptable, of course you'd like to be OVER .500 on the road, but not to many can do that.
Btw, Tigrs lost at home today for only the 12th loss at home all year.
Only 5 teams in the AL are over .500 on the road.
In the NL only 2 teams are above .500 on the road. (Cincy and SD)
Heck, the White Sox may very well find themselves in 1st Place this coming week. It's either that or implode...we'll just have to see what happens.
May not be in first, but I don't see an implosion coming. Pitching is keeping them in every game.
When your winning percentage is .439, how embarrassing is a 11-0 loss ?
Well nobody would care any other day but it was the ESPN Sunday Night game of the week.
Pitching may be keeping them in games now, but over all they have given up more runs than they have scored. (-4)
Like I mentioned earlier, maybe they figured that being the holiday, no one would be watching.
kinda like the Lions do every Turkey Day?
Hey now, there was a time that the Lions actually would WIN on Turkey day.
I think Oliver will be back in the minors tonight. Guillen still thinks he's throwing from SS. Easier throw, yet he doesn't seem to be grasping the concept.
Hey now, there was a time that the Lions actually would WIN on Turkey day.
yeah...and they played at Tiger Stadium too
edit: just looked and the last time they won was 2003...
