Detroit Tigers Offseason Show_ Awards and Grades

But let's let's get to the Detroit Tigers talk.

And we're just going to go down.

We're just going to go down the list of awards.

And we'll start with the I guess we'll start with the more minor ones.

Um, the first one I got is newcomer of the year.

Now this is obviously we had some guys, we had a whole bunch of guys come up from, uh, the minor leagues that were already in the organization.

But when I think newcomer, I'm thinking somebody that is free, a free agent that played on a totally different team, different organization last year.

Um, who, uh, who do you think won that

award? Ooh, newcomer.

I had a different angle on it originally.

Um, let's see here.

Wasn't a rich class.

I'll say that.

Yeah.

I mean, we're probably going to overlap on this one.

And I know I was fighting it early and often, uh, but it's probably what, uh, jury Anderson would be my guess.

I mean, he didn't even come from another organization in the continental United States or the North America.

So, um, and the fact that he was here from day one, um, Kind of leaves credence.

Other than that, I think Waga spot could have been the other guy we picked up out of free agency during the middle of the year, pretty much.

But he wasn't here as long and drew kind of similar to Kiter pitch multiple roles out of the rotation out of the pen for them.

So he had that flexibility that they desperately needed.

Yeah, Drew Anderson.

I mean, he doesn't get any more newcomer than coming from over in Korea.

Now, he was originally with the organization a couple of years ago, but he kind of came out of nowhere.

And we were like, oh, why are we paying this guy $8 million? Like, this is kind of like, who is this guy? But yeah, he played in every...