VWL Coming to a Close as Omar Infante Appears
The Venezuelan Baseball League Final started Wednesday in the city of Valencia. Cardenales de Lara and Navegantes del Magallanes will vie for the championship trophy. Although with little presence of Tigers, many had outstanding participation in the playoffs and it is important to highlight. None more noteworthy than the appearance in January of Omar Infante.
Via tigers.scout.com
January 26, 2013
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Detroit Tigers rumors: Justin Upton trade in play?
This past July, I wrote about the Detroit Tigers and the potential that they might trade for Justin Upton prior to the deadline. Click here to read that story again. Instead, the Tigers grabbed Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante to fill out their pre-August wish list. But back to Upton, other than the month on the calendar, little has changed.
Perhaps most notable from that piece back...
Report: Omar Infante Breaks Hand in Game 4
The Detroit Tigers added insult to injury during Sunday night’s World Series game four loss to the San Francisco Giants. Tigers second baseman Omar Infante was struck by a pitch in the ninth inning, enduring what an Associated Press report via ESPN is calling a broken left hand.
Infante got up after being hit and took himself out of the game, visibly shaken and in a lot of pain...
Notes: Infante injury and free agents
DETROIT By the end of the night Detroit Tigers catcher Alex Avila who was originally in the Game 4 lineup but was scratched due to an lingering forearm injury had company in the trainer's room.
In the ninth inning, second baseman Omar Infante was hit on his left hand by Giants reliever Santiago Casilla.
Infante immediately headed toward the dugout, clutching his hand in...
Via Fox Sports Detroit
October 29, 2012
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Detroit's Infante breaks left hand
Detroit second baseman Omar Infante broke his left hand when he was hit by a pitch in the ninth inning of Game 4 of the World Series.
Infante went down to the ground immediately after a pitch by San Francisco reliever Santiago Casilla came inside and the Detroit hitter was unable to avoid the ball. Infante got up relatively quickly, took off his batting glove and walked toward the...
Via AP on Fox
October 29, 2012
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Omar Infante gets drilled with pitch during Game 4 of World Series
Detroit Tigers second baseman Omar Infante was drilled in the wrist by a Santiago Casilla pitch during the bottom of the 9th inning. Infante was replaced by Danny Worth. This slow-mo replay by FOX makes Infante’s (probable) broken bone in his hand even worse.
Detroit's Infante leaves after being hit on hand
Detroit second baseman Omar Infante has left Game 4 of the World Series after being hit on the back of the left hand by a pitch in the ninth inning.
Infante went down to the ground immediately after a pitch by San Francisco reliever Santiago Casilla came inside and the Detroit hitter was unable to avoid the ball. Infante got up relatively quickly, took off his batting glove and...
Via AP on Fox
October 28, 2012
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Game 2012.141: Tigers at White Sox
73-67, 2nd place, 3 games behind CWS.
Baseball is a cruel game.
Omar Infante has played 335 innings for the Tigers, roughly 1/2 of how many he played for the Marlins. He has 6 errors so far with Detroit, compared to 8 with Miami, and a RF that has slipped almost a full point. Perhaps no error has been worse than last night’s. Infante’s error sparked a 4 run bottom of the 6th...
Omar Infante Is Back To Being Omar Infante
For the first month of the season, Omar Infante was one of the best hitters in baseball – especially at the 2nd base position. During April, Infante hit .324 with 5 HR’s, 14 R’s and strangely enough only 7 RBI’s. Still, even with his low RBI totals, Infante was owned in 100% of ESPN leagues and seemed like a waiver steal.
Then in May, Infante became a different player. He...
FINALLY
Marlins HR structure sees first game action
It took a while but the Miami Marlins finally hit a home run which set off their newly installed home run feature which looks like it originated at Disneyland. Omar Infante was the lucky player who set off the goodness. Sit back and enjoy:
Watch the Home Run and Feature HERE courtesy of the MLB.
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