Tyler Holton

when you called us out, you sons of bitches? Well, guess what? How'd that work out for you?" Right? Like the, like you have, you have that now.

Uh, but to your point, Tyler, that's gonna be on, uh, the same day that the draft is, the same day that the future game is-

Exactly.

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Only three people have ever done that in postseason history.

Vargas, Max Muncy in game one of the 2018 NLDS, and Eddie Murray in game three of the 1983 ALCS.

Um, Grant Taylor, I'm sorry Tyler, cover your ears.

Four, four or more runs allowed while recording zero outs in the ALDS.

Let's just kinda take a look as we wrap up our arbitration talk this week, um, with the remaining players that are eligible for it and if the Tigers should offer them a contract.

Uh, Will Vest, Matt Vierling, uh, Tyler Holton, Bo Brisky, Reese Olson, Wencel Perez, and Parker Meadows.

Now, with Perez and Meadows, the injury bug has just unfortunately hit them with freak accidents.

Um, what they're estimating is if Perez and, uh, Meadows go to arbitration, if the Tigers offer it and, uh, they win, it'll probably be about a million dollars.

W- Obviously, we're gonna have to see what he's got coming off of, uh, that season-ending injury.

It'd be about a million and a half for him through arbitration, so I would offer him a contract.

But again, some of these, uh, position players, Tyler Holton, I would do the same.

I think he's got some promise for the Tigers, so he's right about, you know, two and a half million is what his arbitration is projected to be in 2027.

But I want him to be...

The best equivalent I have is like the right-handed version of Tyler Holton.

I, I... a- and like especially what Tyler Holton was at his peak, you know, two, three years ago.

He can go one inning, he can go multiple innings.

He can get both righties and lefties out.

He can throw a lot of innings out of the pen as well because he was a starter his whole life and still has been going multiple innings when he has come out of the pen.

You don't have to worry about, like, him going max effort one inning and then not being able to use him the rest of the series.

Again, Tyler Holton, right, throws 85 to 100 innings out of the pen every year.

The Tigers will have 11 players that will be arbitration eligible this winter.

Will Vest, Zach McKinstry, Matt Vierling, Riley Green, Spencer Torkelson, Kerry Carpenter, Tyler Holton, Bo Brisky, Reese Olson, Wenceil Perez, and Parker Meadows.

Varying degrees of salary here.

We...

We'll do like a whole show, we always do, about the decisions.

But it's just these predictions first came out, and so I just wanna get Kind of the initial reaction for them.

Um, Tyler Holton, 2.4 mil.

That's an easy pickup.

Kenley Jansen i- is, uh, I would say comfortably the best of those three, and his season was a disaster.

Tyler Holton, your go-to lefty going into the year, he had a great year.

Everybody else complementary-wise to that core of four really struggled in high leverage, and even, like, Tyler Holton had a terrible ERA.

It, it...

I, I'm gonna just gonna read off the names, to be honest.

Kyle Finnegan, 6.92. Will Vest, over 15.

Drew Anderson, over 16.

Tyler Holton, 7.27. That's with 37 now total batters faced.

Now, we've got 10 players that are arbitration eligible for the Tigers heading into 27.

Here's the list, and we've got utility players Zach McKinstry, Matt Bierling, Kerry Carpenter, Wenzel Perez, Parker Meadows, Riley Green, Spencer Torkelson, Bo Briski, Tyler Holton, and Will Vest.

Here are the guys that I would offer contracts to, well, who I would offer to, and I'm going to lump it in together, who I think will be back.

Torkelson is going to be back as much as he can't hit for average and his fielding is average at best.

I would think they're going to lock him up.

Something tells me.

But other than that, Bo Briskey and Tyler Holton.

That's who I'd bring back, and that's who I think the Tigers will bring back.

From there, Evan Sisk, four outs out of the bullpen, scores.

Will Barrett-Otell, two runs, one of which was earned, giving up in industry innings as Spencer Torkelson, 26th home run in the campaign, Brandon Isert, squirrel setting from there, and then Jackson Jobe, two runs allowed in five and a third innings, Drew Summers, pair of outs out of the bullpen, squirrels, you would have Andrew Sears give up five runs, and he only got five outs for this team, as he was taken deep by Rafael Flores Jr., 11th home run season, but Tyler Holton out of the bullpen, squirrels, Kenley Jansen, a squirrel setting of his own, and for the Chicago White Sox, Six to one, they're able to take down the Colorado Rockies.

Tomoyuki Sugano, four runs allowed and six and two-thirds hangs.

Taken deep by Montaka Murakami twice.

But, um, you know, Andrew Sears, I thought has, has showed kind of what he's got and, you know, it looks like he could be a viable arm for them next year too, in some capacity, but you know, probably another swing man.

And we've got, you know, you've got Tyler Holton, you've got Brant Herter.

Now you got Sears.

Um, Summers is a lot, he's more of a high leverage type guy.

But we do have all these lefties.

I don't know.

Does somebody want Tyler Holton and Spencer Torkelson and Parker Meadows and You know, I get a triple digit, you know, relief prospect with a with a great breaking ball who throws strikes.

I don't know.