The Detroit Tigers eked out a tough win Wednesday , topping the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1 after Rays' starter Chris Archer carried a perfect game into the seventh inning. The Tigers rallied in the seventh. Justin Verlander pitched his game of the season. It was pretty good from a Tigers perspective. [ Play a Daily Fantasy contest for cash today! ] Still, none of this was enough to prevent the inevitable conclusion for these 2015 Tigers. They're sellers at the trade deadline. People within baseball have been saying so for a week now, as the team drifted into fourth place in the AL Central. The Detroit front office kept saying it would see how things played out, not willing to admit its fate . But after Wednesday's win, GM Dave Dombrowski did just that. Here's some of what Dombrowski had to say, via Anthony Fenech at the Detroit Free Press : Dave Dombrowski said the Tigers are willing to listen to offers on their players. He termed their trade deadline approach a "rebooting." — anthony fenech (@anthonyfenech) July 29, 2015 "We're only going to make a trade if it makes sense for us," Dombrowski said, "But we think it gives us a chance to restock our club." — anthony fenech...