Tigers Take the Series in Walk-off Fashion!!!

And, uh, we, we took two or three-

Yep.

We took, yep

... from Seattle at home.

And yeah, you know, we'll, we'll get to the, we'll, we'll get to the details, of course, breaking down what happened in that, uh, Tampa series.

'Cause a lot did happen, um, positively.

Um, but Coach, how you feeling, man?

Yeah, yeah.

June has rolled in, and the guys have seemingly turned a new leaf.

But, uh, you know, it's kind of no surprise that they get a couple guys back in the lineup.

Uh, and then additionally, another arm back in the same series, and all of a sudden they almost equaled their entire monthly output of runs of May in the first series of Tampa alone.

I think they had just short of 30 runs in May, and they had, what, 24, 25, 26 runs in that series alone.

So that was good to see from an offensive firepower standpoint.

And who knows, we could have caught Tampa at a weird time as well.

'Cause they are, uh, at least heading into that series, they were the top team in the American League.

So, um, while it's a positive, you know, this team unfortunately did enough damage against themselves in May, where this is kind of a, a, a little bit of an uphill climb as they continue to work at it here, though.

But as long as they're winning series, they're gonna have a shot.

But at some point they're gonna have to keep up a, a trend like this just to get back towards 500.

So at least it's a trend in the right direction this week.

Absolutely.

And yeah, uh, so Tampa Bay is currently deadlocked.

They are tied with the New York Yankees, um, atop the AL East, and Seattle, I believe, is also in first place.

They were actually scorching hot coming into the series.

So, um, yeah, started off in Tampa, and like you said, we had 25 runs in three games and, um, 10 home runs i- in that, in that Tampa series.

Uh, Dylan Dingler, you know, was looking like an MVP candidate coming out of, uh, coming up out of there.