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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Wednesday, July 01, 2009Mariano the TigerInspired by my post about Mariano's potential trade to the Tigers, Grand Cards investigates exactly what such a thing would have meant:Let's say that trade goes through and Rivera becomes a Tiger in 1995. Other than altering the course of NY Yankees history, what does it do for the Tigers? For Rivera? Click through for the data. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 2:56pm Comments
ta192 said...
Agree with breaker; the meat and potatoes of such a trade would have been the effect on the mutha..er…Yankees, not the Tigers… Posted 07/01 at 03:30 PM
Tom said...
Maybe they would have returned him to being a starting pitcher? As good as he’s been as a reliever imagine if he could have cut it as starter? Posted 07/01 at 05:15 PM
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Interesting stuff, but I would be more interested (but, still, not interested enough to do it myself) to see what it would have hypothetically done to the Yankees.