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Sporting News on MSNTigers' re-graded trade deadline haul still is lackluster according to MLB insider
From the perspective of MLB insider Bob Nightengale of USA Today, the Tigers' trade deadline is still viewed as lackluster two weeks after their moves. His initial grade was a "D," and it remains a "D" after their additions have made their debuts.
Catcher/first baseman Eduardo Valencia is hitting .290 with a .939 OPS in 21 games since he was promoted to Triple-A Toledo.
Chris Paddack, facing the team he was just traded from, gave up three home runs in the loss to the Minnesota Twins.
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Right-handed reliever Brenan Hanifee has returned to the Detroit Tigers, immediately following the minimum 15-day stay in Triple-A Toledo.
Eventually, the Tigers capitalized on all their baserunners by scoring three runs in the seventh inning, propelling them to an 8-5 win over the Twins on Saturday, Aug. 16, in the third of four games in the series at Target Field.
With the Tigers in the middle of a playoff push, they have been predicted to promote Hao-Yu Lee to the majors in the near future.
For one, all four Wild Card series are set to begin on Sept. 30, which lands on a Tuesday. That's two days after the Tigers are set to play their final game of the regular season, a road game against the pennant-chasing Boston Red Sox.
Since July 31, Detroit Tigers relievers Kyle Finnegan and Will Vest have combined for a 1.26 ERA with two walks and 19 strikeouts in 14⅓ innings.
Clutch hits by Trey Sweeney and Jahmai Jones in the seventh inning broke a 3-3 tie and the Tigers held on for a high-anxiety 8-5 win.