Detroit Tiger Trade Targets

I was doing some thinking.

I was bored during the All-Star break, and I wanted to look into some trade targets because we don't really know what buying is going to look like.

I don't presume that we'll be selling off any major assets to get to – major assets to go out and get a big name, but there are certainly some names out there that could assist us and, you know, just being more competitive, you know, even though, you know, if you're going to hold on to Terry school and forfeit the possible assets that we could obtain, you would like to think that we're just going all in for a world series bid, but I'm not looking real realistic on that front, but there are some possible low cost assets.

low cost guys that we could go after to assist us to at least win the division and make some kind of push.

That is the one thing that we have not attempted to improve in is going out and getting some bats in the outfield with some pop, preferably righties, but not necessarily, don't necessarily have to be righties.

We got a couple of guys out there that, you know, if you look on the graphics side that, you know, could improve the team, you know, add some pop to our outfield.

And they're low cost guys, guys that wouldn't, you know, that wouldn't cost you an arm and a leg.

A name that didn't pop up to me, but.

I mean, that didn't cross my mind, but I saw it somewhere.

I can't remember where the graphic was.

It was Helio Ramos, who is a corner outfielder from the San Francisco Giants.

If you're paying attention, the San Francisco Giants are selling – willing to part with just about anybody if the price is right.

And, you know, Helio Ramos is a name that as I look more into it, you know, fit, you know, fit a need that we could possibly, that we could possibly obtain.

Now, as far as the Detroit Tigers, we have, you know, Obviously, you know, Kerry Carpenter is a name, you know, is a good player, as well as Riley Green.

So there is some production as far as the outfield is concerned, but you do have guys like James Outman.

You got Zach McKinstry.

You had Matt Vierling.

You have some guys that are below the Mendoza line, that are really holding the team back as far as offensive production.

We have the injuries too.

We have two guys that spent 60 days on the IL last year.

And once again, they're spending more time on the 60-day IL.

And that's Parker Meadows and Wentzel Perez.

We don't have any timeline of when these guys might come back.

Glencel Perez broke his orbital bone about probably a month ago.

And there's no real timeline of whether he'll return.