PREGAME: It will be a rematch of Carl Pavano and Armando Galarraga tonight. The two hooked up on May 1st, and Pavano allowed just 2 runs in 7.1 innings while Galarraga was knocked out in the 5th after allowing 5 runs. That game is the only one the Tigers have dropped to the Indians in [...]
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July 12, 2009
Indianapolis 7 Toledo 3
Don Kelly went 2 for 3. Jeff Frazier was 3 for 3. Ruddy Lugo was rocked for 7 runs on 7 hits, 3 walks, and 2 K’s.
Indianapolis 2 Toledo 7
Wilkin Ramirerz homered and singled. Ryan Roberson and Mike Hessman each had 2 hits. Brent Clevlen homered and walked. Scot Drucker fanned 7 [...]
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July 10, 2009
What a great mid-1970's porn name - Furbush. Chastity Furbush? Becky Furbush? Jenna Furbush? Jesse Jane Furbush? Tasty Furbush? This name would even make for some great porn video names. Bustin' Furbush...
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July 12, 2009
The All Star break is here and the Tigers went into with a blowout win over the Indians this afternoon. Justin Verlander picked up his tenth win and Brandon Inge belted his 20th and 21st home runs in the 10-1 win. Oddly, even with Inge’s two home runs, he was outshined by Clete Thomas, who [...]
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July 11, 2009
This Week In Detroit Tigers Baseball is back with a brand new episode, despite the struggles at the MCB Headquarters. In this week’s installment, Greg Eno, J. Ellet Lambie, and John Brunn join me to talk about this week’s action and the news surrounding our Tigers squad.
Matt Wallace was also kind enough to join us [...]
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July 10, 2009
Brandon Inge says he's going to participate in the home run derby on Monday night during All-Star week.
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July 10, 2009
The Tigers down the Indians 5-1 as Edwin Jackson out-duels Cliff Lee. Jackson lasts seven innings, allowing the one run. That, along with just four hits, lowers his ERA to 2.52 and his BA allowed to .212. The only run against him came on a homer, making eight of the ten long [...]
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July 10, 2009
The dog days of summer are upon us, and the season has reached the point that fans and players alike can no longer say "The season is still young." So it's a good time to see what we've learned about the teams in the AL Central, and what it'll mean for the divison race in the second half of the season.
We'll start off with the division leading Detroit Tigers...
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July 10, 2009
The Tigers need a bat. You and I need oxygen. The comparison is spot on.Fortunately, you and I know where to get our O: we need to simply intake it, wherever we're located.
Unless we're trapped in a sealed archives room from which the oxygen supply has been cut off, like that scene in "Angels and Demons." But I digress.Manager Jim Leyland has a couple of quandaries...
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July 10, 2009
The 2009 season has been an eventful one thus far for the Detroit Tigers.
A season full of ups and downs, injuries and breakthroughs has been the way of life in the Old English D uniform.
As of now, the Tigers lead the A.L. Central by a slim 2 1/2 games, but the Chicago White Sox are playing phenomenal baseball and the Minnesota Twins are as pesky as ever.
Due to injuries...
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July 10, 2009
All-Star Edwin Jackson pitched seven strong innings and the Detroit Tigers beat Cliff Lee and the Cleveland Indians 5-1 on Friday night.
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July 12, 2009
Last years draft brought the Detroit Tigers a surplus of arms. Many of those drafted were relievers that projected to make it to the Show quickly. With the majority of the attention focused on those young arms, perhaps our fifth round selection was both overlooked and underhyped. Selected in the fifth round last year, Alex Avila—a 5′11 left-handed catcher&mdash...
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July 11, 2009
Carl Pavano allowed two runs in eight innings, Travis Hafner drove in a pair, and the Cleveland Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 5-4 Saturday night.
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