By Evan Woodbery, Tribune News Service LAKELAND, Fla. — It’s a rite of spring: making the knock-on-wood observation that, boy howdy, the Detroit Tigers sure do have a lot of starting pitching. Then the realities of injuries and performance begin to chip away at that confidence. But this year, we promise, it really might be true. The Tigers have a ton of starting pitching depth, so much so that some of the tougher decisions could trickle down to Triple-A Toledo and Double-A Erie. Related Articles A German village in Venezuela? That’s where Josue Briceño’s rise began. ‘It really hurts’: Javier Báez on suspension that cost him WBC in Puerto Rico Former Tiger Tony Clark resigns as MLB...
