Found June 26, 2009 on
Bleeding Blue and Teal:
Eddie Bajek, the Detroit Tigers Thoughts writer responsible for reverse engineering the Elias free agent rankings, has published an up to date report of where things stand that can be found here.
There is no guarentee that Eddie is 100% right, but he’s at least very very close, so these rankings should give us a good [...]
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June 27, 2009
Duham 5 Toledo 3 (15 inn)
Scott Sizemore and Clete Thomas each had a double and a single. Brent Dlugach homered. Jeff Larish walked 3 times and singled. Wilkin Ramirez had a rough 0 for 7. Luke French fanned 8 in 7 innings and allowed just 2 runs on 5 hits and 2 walks. Ryan Perry [...]
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June 25, 2009
After being benched for terribleness, the Tigers "slugger" has shorn his legendary flowing locks. (You can maybe buy them on eBay.) So did it have the intended Reverse Samson effect? Two-for-four! Against the Cubs? Ok, that's inconclusive evidence. [Detroit4Lyfe]
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June 25, 2009
Rick Porcello is giving his all to help the Tigers win. The team is doing just as much to protect its rookie star, Jon Paul Morosi says.
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June 25, 2009
Magglio Ordonez was mired in a season-long power slump - only 2 homers well into June - until he decided to cut that greasy mop he called a head of hair. The reverse-Samson worked for Ordonez at least for one day: he jacked a 2-run homer off Ted Lilly in the 4th, and helped the [...]
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June 25, 2009
Magglio Ordonez ended a career-long, 40-game drought without a home run by connecting for the go-ahead shot, leading the Detroit Tigers over the Chicago Cubs 6-5 Thursday for their seventh straight victory.
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June 25, 2009
illustration by Samara Pearlstein
This was such a good series. I mean, we always want to see the Tigers win, and we always want to see them sweep series, and we always want to see them give the hometown crowd some quality entertainment, but for some reason it was even better when the opponent was the Cubs. Maybe because anticipation was running so high for this series? And all...
Via Chicago Cubs Online
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June 25, 2009
Game Sixty-Nine - Cubs 5 Tigers 6
WP - Armando Galarraga (4-7) LP - Ted Lilly (7-5) Save - Fernando Rodney (16)
The Chicago Cubs are the definition of a .500 ballclub right now. Could things improve? Yes. Could they get worse? Most definitely. This is the reason every year and every team should stand on their own ... and their accomplishments should be celebrated as well as their...
Via FanSided
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June 26, 2009
Detroit Tigers (41-31) @ Houston Astros (33-37)
Series Overview:
For the Detroit Tigers, it has been a solid run to this point in interleague play. After getting swept by the Pittsburgh Pirates and losing two out of three to the Cardinals, The Tigers have caught fire. Two sweeps later, The Tigers are now 7/12 against the N.L. [...]
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June 26, 2009
Yesterday afternoon, my childhood died.
I remember a while back one of my aunties telling me about the time she was watching MTV, back when they did those spring break shows with a bunch of almost nekkid crazy almost drunk 20 year olds, and she looked at the TV and said - this is SOOOOOOO stupid. And in that second, she realized she was actually an adult, that it wasn't that...
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June 25, 2009
Magglio Ordonez ended a career-long, 40-game drought without a home run by connecting for the go-ahead shot, leading the Detroit Tigers over the Chicago Cubs 6-5 Thursday for their seventh straight victory.
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