Sean Zerillo

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd · Sharp or Square - MLB BETTING UPDATE with Sean Zerillo · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

And if they do not sell, I think they're a viable contender in the American League.

Right now, the AL Central winner

only projects to finish with around 83 wins.

The AL West winner only projects to finish with around 84 wins.

So not only is there a path back for the Tigers in the division, there's a path for the Tigers still to get the number two seed in the American League behind the AL East winner.

Because like I said, either the AL Central winner or the AL West winner probably ain't getting more than 85 wins.

So whoever wins that division is going to have a very good chance

at finishing with one of the top two seeds and getting a bye.

And as a result, you know, if you're telling me you're going into round two and Tarek Skobo is going to be starting two out of your five games in that series, and then three, pitching in three out of your seven games in a potential ALCS and World Series, Tigers remain a very viable contender.

I just think they're having the inverse season that they had last year.

Last year, they got out to a huge lead, collapsed it, lost the division, ended up beating the team who...

overtook them in the playoffs this year I think they started out extremely poorly everything went wrong and now they're finally picking up steam like they did a few years ago it's one of the best second half teams in baseball a couple years ago when they went on a big run but I think they are basically having the inverse season that they had last year and they will be there in my opinion in the end if they don't sell Tarek Skubal the team I like from a futures perspective there's not many the team that I still like from a futures perspective the two teams the Brewers and the Rays are

Because these are teams who typically do not add come trade deadline time.

I think they will both be adding this year, not only because they've kind of alluded to the fact that they would publicly, the Rays also have a new ownership group.

The Brewers have the number one farm system in baseball, and they've just locked up two of their top guys, Cooper Pratt and Luis Lara, both whom they both brought to the big leagues.

They also have the number one prospect in baseball and Jesus Made.

So anybody else in that farm system, I think is fair game.

for the Brewers to trade, and I think they may go out and add pieces.

I have some concerns right now slightly because Brandon Woodruff seems like he got hurt last week.

Jacob Mizorowski seems like he may be dealing with some arm soreness, and if you're going to be betting on the Brewers to take down the Dodgers in October, you need at least three.

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