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Game 2013.55: Tigers at Orioles
30-24, .5 ahead and in first place, winning streak at 1. Torii “300″ Hunter is back in the lineup and Rick Porcello throws sinkers, so today’s victory is, of course, assured. The stone glove, Teflon hands, and paper bat of Ramon Santiago will not prevent it! Sorry, Ramon. I’m sure you’ll have a good game.
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Ramon Santiago is the Tigers’ Best Option at Second Base
The production the Tigers have received from second basemen* this season has been atrocious. Ryan Raburn, Brandon Inge, Danny Worth, Ramon Santiago and Hernan Perez have combined to hit just .187/.256/.264 in 363 total plate appearances.
*None of these players, with the exception of Perez is only a small handful of games, played second base exclusively for the Tigers this season...
Via Tigers Den Blog
June 19, 2012
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Tigers Free Agent Tracker: Sign Santiago.. WHY?
2 YRS $4M 0 Filled Holes for Tigers!
The Detroit Tigers have attempted to fill another hole they had to address this off season by signing a 2nd baseman yesterday. Most of the talks have swirled around free agents Kelly Johnson and Maicer Izturis to fill the gap at 2B for us, but Dave Dombrowski has shocked us all and instead re signed Ramon Santiago! The deal was reported to be...
Ramon Santiago Gets a Pretty Sweet Deal to Remain with Detroit Tigers
Ramon Santiago took a shot at free agency but it was a little scary out there, so he came right back to the Detroit Tigers for a $4.2 million, two-year contract on Wednesday.
The 32-year-old infielder will split that salary right down the middle for each of the next two seasons, and might even get the extra playing time he's been after. That lack of playing time was part...
Santiago reaches 2-year deal to stay with Tigers
Infielder Ramon Santiago has agreed to a two-year contract to remain with the Detroit Tigers.
The 32-year-old Santiago hit .260 in 101 games last season, playing mostly second base. He hit .295 after the All-Star break, helping Detroit pull away to win the AL Central in impressive fashion.
Santiago agreed to the deal Wednesday.
Santiago was one of four players to make at least...
Via Fox Sports
November 30, 2011
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Tigers re-sign Ramon Santiago for two years
The Detroit Tigers announced that the team has agreed to terms with infielder Ramon Santiago on a two-year contract that would lock him up through the 2013 season.
Santiago, 32, appeared in 101 games for the Tigers last season, the majority at second base. He hit .260 with five home runs, 11 doubles and drove in 30 runs.
He secured himself into the everyday lineup late during the...
Via Fox Sports Detroit
November 30, 2011
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Ramon Santiago vs. Clint Barmes
The Pittsburgh Pirates have a huge hole at the shortstop position as we head into the depth of the offseason. There are a handful of legitimate options to fill the void left by Ronny Cedeno's departure, however I feel pretty strongly that that void will be filled by one of two players. For whatever reason (and I have no real legitimate one), I have this feeling that the Pirates...
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November 15, 2011
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Pirates interested in SS Ramon Santiago
The Pittsburgh Pirates have interest in free agent Ramon Santiago as the team's starting shortstop for 2012, a source close to Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports reports.
The 32-year-old spent most of his career in Detroit and is liked by his peers for his “leadership and confident, easygoing demeanor.”
He his .260/.311/.384 during his 2011 campaign with the Tigers.
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Sources: Pirates like Santiago at shortstop
The Pittsburgh Pirates have interest in free-agent Ramon Santiago as a potential everyday shortstop in 2012, major-league sources told FOXSports.com.
Santiago maintained a .685 OPS for the Detroit Tigers over the past three seasons while averaging roughly 100 games played per year. Hes regarded as a sure-handed defender at second base and shortstop. The 32-year-old has become immensely...
Via Fox Sports Detroit
November 11, 2011
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Tigers interested in bring back Santiago
Detroit Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski says he'd like to retain Ramon Santiago as a utility infielder for the 2012 season.Dombrowski told MLB.com that the free-agent middle infielder was a valuable member of the club last season, but that a full-time role with the Tigers won't be in the cards."You look at a guy like Ramon Santiago, who we like and has done a...
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