Scherzer has just been lights out as of late, no need to explain.
Romero has evolved into a front of the rotation guy in his own right, though he has been hit hard as of late. He was tremendous early in the season, though his July and August ERA is at 5.23 with a 1.38 WHIP. He doesn’t walk many and strikes out roughly 2.5 batters for every one that he walks. His GO/AO ratio is 2.03, so beware of the double play.
Tonight’s Lineup:
Jackson CF
Santiago 2B
Damon DH
Cabrera 1B
Raburn LF
Peralta SS
Inge 3B
Wells RF
Laird C
Comments
8 responses to “Game 2010.128: Tigers at Blue Jays”
Who is this Ryan Raburn that plays defense? I don’t know him well.
Why Lewis would go there is beyond me.
3-run bombs rule.
J-Pa!
The H-factor!
Way to go, Cabrera.
Now, that’s what I’m talkin about! Go Tigers!!!!
Scherzer looked great tonight. Hope we can expect more of that.
I know it hurt to give up Curtis but we got some pretty good players back and we have a legit star in Miggy. Other than Verlander and maybe Pudge in the past few years we haven’t really have a true star. A couple more players and we will be looking good again.
Steve