Few expected 6-6 right-hander Cameron Flukey to be around at pick No. 22. The Tigers might have gotten during the MLB Draft's first four rounds another gift or two, including a prep shortstop.
The section following you analysis of the first four rounds reads like whatever software you used to convert audio to text overdid the crack. 😉
As always, your lifetime of excellence chasing the Tigers is well worth the price of admission. I'm grateful you are now independent; I refuse to give any money to the News, given their editorial board.
Sorry, Robert — hazard of sending in a story at 2 a.m., with blurry eyes after 13 hours of Draft writing and reading and transcribing and all. No one brought it to my attention until you did. Since repaired, albeit about 10 hours late. Appreciate your good words. And understand you have differences with a certain editorial page, as did I for 40 years. But the two entities functioned entirely separately, which was why I, and so many others, were able to practice solid journalism there minus any issues.
The section following you analysis of the first four rounds reads like whatever software you used to convert audio to text overdid the crack. 😉
As always, your lifetime of excellence chasing the Tigers is well worth the price of admission. I'm grateful you are now independent; I refuse to give any money to the News, given their editorial board.
Sorry, Robert — hazard of sending in a story at 2 a.m., with blurry eyes after 13 hours of Draft writing and reading and transcribing and all. No one brought it to my attention until you did. Since repaired, albeit about 10 hours late. Appreciate your good words. And understand you have differences with a certain editorial page, as did I for 40 years. But the two entities functioned entirely separately, which was why I, and so many others, were able to practice solid journalism there minus any issues.
Yes, I certainly get it. But our roles differed. 🙂