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Kurt Mensching

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  • Senior Editorial Director, MLB and NFL, FanSided
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Complete Tigers trade deadline grades after Scott Harris dismantled an era

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By Kurt Mensching Verified
| Motor City Bengals Verified
President of baseball operations Scott Harris and the Detroit Tigers entered the days leading up to the MLB trade deadline with everyone screaming at him to do something. What, exactly, they wanted him to do varied some.
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Tarik Skubal's emotional reaction to Dodgers trade should make Tigers fans more furious

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By Kurt Mensching Verified
| Motor City Bengals Verified
Tarik Skubal wore his feelings on his sleeve when talking to the media Saturday night. Tarik Skubal #29 of the Detroit Tigers acknowledges the fans after recording his 1,000th strikeout during the first inning of a game against the Baltimore Orioles at Comerica Park | (Photo by Duane Burleson/Getty Images) Tarik Skubal was following his normal off-day routine on Saturday as the Tigers were in the middle of their second game in Sacramento, facing the A's.
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Max Clark's MLB debut provides a spark of hope for Tigers fans

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By Kurt Mensching Verified
| Motor City Bengals Verified
Max Clark watched the first eight pitches of his major league debut speed by. None of them were a pitch he was looking for. Only on the ninth pitch did he offer at the ball. But it was the ninth pitch that he'll remember most. Reaching across the plate from the left-handed batters box he got his bat on the ball just enough to bloop the ball in front of the Athletics' left fielder for his first major-league hit.
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