Tigers Likely to Make Moves Amid Rain-Forced Split Doubleheader?

The Detroit Tigers are expected to shuffle their roster after a recent rain delay forced them into playing two separate games on Sunday. The unpredictable weather complicates team strategies and…

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This split doubleheader is just another way the baseball gods screw over teams trying to stay competitive in tough conditions.

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