Tigers Should Be Concerned About Top Hitters Struggling in Second Half

The Detroit Tigers are coming off being swept by the Athletics, and when looking at how the team has performed during the second half of the season, there might be reason to be concerned. 

In the first half of the year, the Tigers were the team to beat in the American League. They got off to a fantastic start, and the team has had a comfortable lead in the AL Central throughout the campaign. 

However, they have shown some signs of weakness in the second half. At the trade deadline, most of their attention went to trying to improve their pitching staff. The team was able to acquire Charlie Morton, Chris Paddack, and Kyle Finnegan. So far, those moves have worked out. 

While the rotation and the bullpen have seen some improvements, the team didn't do much to improve the lineup, and that is becoming a concern. In the first half, they were one of the best offenses in the league. 

This came as a bit of a shock, but players who they weren't expecting to contribute at all really improved, and the team was off and running. However, in the second half, this unit has seen some serious regression. 

Who Has Regressed?