Doug Fister to DL, Detroit Tigers Prospect Casey Crosby to Make Debut Friday
The dust had barely settled on the head scratching decision to call up catcher Omir Santos before the Detroit Tigers dropped another bombshell, placing starter Doug Fister on the disabed list and calling up young left-hander Casey Crosby. Not even … Continue reading →
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Detroit Tigers: is the sky falling?
Things just haven’t been going well for the Detroit Tigers lately. Fans are panicking, players are dropping like flies, coaches are being ejected like the buffet line is hot, and the losses continue to pile up.
Chicken Little, meet Colonel Nathan R. Jessup, because if the sky isn’t falling we may indeed have a code red.
Doug Fister must come back healthy
A brief recap of the...
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Doug Fister Returns to DL With Side Strain
The Detroit Tigers have placed starting pitcher Doug Fister on the disabled list today with a side strain. Fister aggravated the same injury that caused him to miss a month of the season in April and May.
This is concerning news for Fister owners and Tigers fans, as Fister may be sidelined for some time to allow his oblique to heal. Fister was primed for a solid season as the number...
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Tigers' Fister placed on DL
Detroit Tigers right-hander Doug Fister returned to the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 29, with a strained muscle in his left side. Fister spent time on the DL with the same injury in April. The Tigers will recall Casey Crosby on Friday to start against the New York Yankees. Fister has started six games this season, posting a 3.15 ERA in 34 1/3 innings.
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Doug Fister Returns to Disabled List
This week officially has a theme – after Ted Lilly (strained shoulder), Roy Halladay (strained lat) and Jered Weaver (strained back) landed on the disabled list over the last two days, Ken Rosenthal is reporting that Doug Fister (strained side) has now joined the party, and is heading back to the DL with the same injury that caused him to miss most of April. There’s...
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Fister back to disabled list
The Detroit Tigers have placed starting pitcher Doug Fister on the 15-day disabled list with a left side strain according to the team's Twitter account.
Fister was already on the DL earlier this year after leaving his first start of the season on April 7 with the same type of injury. He returned a month later to make five starts in May going 0-3 with a 3.52 ERA.
Left-hander...
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1 day ago
TigsTown Transaction Blog: Fister Back To DL
Stay current with all the roster movement and personnel decisions with the TigsTown Transaction Blog. Doug Fister has been placed back on the DL, again with an abdominal strain. Casey Crosby will be called up on Friday.
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Tigers place Doug Fister on DL
Remember Doug Fister's pulled side muscle in April? Well, it's back. Ken Rosenthal is reporting that the Tigers have placed Fister on the 15-day DL, retroactive to yesterday, with a strained muscle in his left side. Fister started for the Tigers on Monday in Boston, and got hammered, allowing six runs on 11 hits in five innings. He didn't have a win in the five starts...
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Three Scouting Reports: Jeff Jones on Fister, Porcello and Smyly
If the Detroit Tigers are to live up to expectations and capture the American League Central, they’ll need to get solid starting pitching from more than Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer. The hard-throwing duo leads the club in wins — as they did last season — but they can‘t carry the entire load. Doug Fister, Rick Porcello and Drew Smyly need to consistently put...
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Detroit Tigers: Fister is back and the Tigers will be too
One doesn’t have to reach too far back into the history of the Detroit Tigers to find a time when an apparently loaded roster was having trouble getting their act together and playing like the playoff team they were supposed to be.
Doug Fister
Last season, and July 30th to be more specific, the Tigers were just 56-51 and spinning their wheels near the top of the AL Central. But...
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