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Game 2013/35: Indians at Tigers

Found May 11, 2013 on Tigers Weblog:
PLAYERS: Al Alburquerque,  Quintin Berry,  Jordan Lennerton
TEAMS: Detroit Tigers
20-14, 1st place, 1.5 games up on Royals/Indians. ********* Get Al Alburquerque out of Detroit. At least for a while. Please. This has gone on long enough. Game 34 was Tigers 6, Indians 4, Tigers Bullpen -3.* The bullpen pooped the bed yet again. What is that – 10 times this season already? Take away the walk-offs – it happens – and it’s still 7 times. (I think. I’ll check it out.) Rather a lot for a team with 14 losses. * I’m conveniently leaving the Indians pen out of it. ********* Danny Worth has been out with a heel contusion for a while, but is close to rejoining the Mud Hens. This is good. We’d all like to see him raise that batting average down there. Along with Quintin Berry. Makes you wonder what’s happened to them. Devastated by not making the big club out of camp? The International League is a pitcher’s league, true, but the numbers on these guys… yikes. Up and down the Toledo roster, the batting numbers are pretty frightening. Only 1B Jordan Lennerton has put up anything halfway decent. *********
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