Prospectus Hit List: Bunches of Bunching by Jay Jaffe

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TigerBlog found this 4/27/2007 on www.baseballprospectus.com [flag]
Packs are forming, but this week`s Hit List tells you who`s best of breed, and who`s going feral in the hunt for wins. [link]

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Tigers Slip Into Hit List Top Ten
Published 4/27/2007 by Brian at TigerBlog
... | The Tigers made their first appearance in the top ten of Baseball Prospectus

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