Bless You Boys Podcast 95: HookSlide's enemies list

Bless You Boys Podcast 95 has a running time of 61 minutes and features Al Beaton, HookSlide, and of course, Kurt Mensching. The gang covers the past week of Detroit Tigers baseball, dominated by the controversial trade of Doug Fister and the signing of Joe Nathan.

Fister was traded to the Washington Nationals for either spare parts and a prospect or spare parts and Robbie Ray.
Taken in a vacuum, was the Fister deal a good trade or bad trade? But when looked at in a larger context, does the trade start to make more sense?
Many are playing the "In Dave Dombrowski we trust" card, saying he must know something others don't.
Is it possible owner Mike Ilitch has told Dombrowski the Tigers have reached the upper limits of a self-imposed team salary cap?
Is asking Drew Smyly or Rick Porcello to replicate Fister's numbers too much to ask?
Could Steve Lombardozzi be the next dividing line in the war between Detroit's traditional fans and those who believe in advanced metrics?
The Tigers have their closer, inking 39-year-old Joe Nathan to a two-year, $19M contract, with a club option third year worth $10M with a $1M buyout.
Are there concerns in giving an aging Nathan huge money?
From all accounts, the Tigers' first choice as closer was Brian Wilson, but talks broke down.  Wilson re-signed with the Dodgers for one-year at $10 million, with the second year a player option at $10M. Did the Tigers end up with the right closer?
Are the Tigers are at or near a self-imposed payroll cap?
Don't expect Shin-Shoo Choo to come to the rescue in left field.
Robinson Cano and Jacoby Ellsbury have agreed to what are sure to end up as albatross long-term contracts. ARE MLB GMs NUTS?
Speaking of possible albatross contracts, are the Tigers now set up to give long-term extensions to Miguel Cabrera and Max Scherzer?