Talk Amongst Ourselves: Our Chat with It's Just Sports
Patrick Hayes from MLive.com's It's Just Sports blog asked if I'd like to participate in their "Better Know a Blogger" series of interviews, perhaps knowing that I kind of enjoy talking about myself. But even if he didn't have that intuition, he's already talked to Natalie of Need4Sheed and Kevin from SideLion Report, and I'm happy to be included with them.
Topics of discussion include the position changes for Brandon Inge and Carlos Guillen, what moves Dave Dombrowski might make this off-season, and some quick thoughts on several Tigers. Oh, and if you're interested, we talk a bit about my background, my approach to blogging, and favorite Tigers memories. Patrick asked some great questions that were really fun to answer.
So click on over to the interview, if you're so inclined, and let us know what you think. And thanks to It's Just Sports for including me in their interview series. Have a great weekend!
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I'm calling you out...
Aren’t you the same guy who earlier trashed (and I agreed with you) Dontrelle Willis? What’s with the change of heart? Were you just feeling generous?
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Did I backtrack?
Yeah, I suppose it looks that way, since I said the Tigers should cut their losses.
Having come down from that initial rage, I guess I was just thinking that the Tigers can’t get rid of both Willis and Robertson, so if I had to choose between the two, I’ll take the D-Train. (Or would Willis fetch more in a trade, given his past history of success?)
I was caught in a contemplative mood, thinking of what could’ve/should’ve been.
by Ian Casselberry on Oct 14, 2008 7:02 AM EDT up reply actions
Chop Bustin'
I was just busting your chops. I was with you on Willis.
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by spotstarters on Oct 14, 2008 7:57 AM EDT up reply actions
Congrats, Ian
On the interview.
Having watched most of the playoff games, there’s no guessing what the secret to the playoff teams success: pitching. Our pitchers were deplorable.

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