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Blogging the Offseason: Detroit Tigers
13 days ago by
Simon On Sports
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Blogging the Offseason is a 30 team series in which I ask a blogging representative from each MLB team a series of ten questions about their desires and thoughts surrounding the offseason. Check out all of them here.
Today's AL team is the Detroit Tigers and our guest is Ian...
The Quest For Relief Revisits J.J. Putz
28 days ago by
Bless You Boys
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by Gene J. Puskar - AP
Would J.J. Putz be happier (and healthier) playing for his hometown Detroit Tigers than he was with the New York Mets?
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One year after losing out on trading for...
Thames Removed from Roster
November 06, 2009 by
Tiger Tales
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The Tigers kicked off the off-season by announcing several moves today. The biggest one being the removal of Marcus Thames from the 40 man roster. Catcher Matt Treanor, who spent most of the season on the disabled list after undergoing hip surgery, was also taken of the roster. Both...
Tigers reinstate Zumaya, Larish from DL among several moves
November 06, 2009 by
Miami Herald
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The Detroit Tigers reinstated right-handed pitcher Joel Zumaya and infielder Jeff Larish from the 60-day disabled list, among several roster moves announced by the club on Friday.
Tigers announce bevy of roster moves
November 06, 2009 by
Tigers Weblog
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The Tigers made a handful of roster moves today to prepare for the offseason. They are:
Mike Hollimon was outrighted to Toledo
Marcus Thames and Matt Treanor have been removed from the roster and are now free agents
Jeff Larish and Joel Zumaya have been reinstated from the disabled...
Morning Prowl: Lloyd McClendon, Zumaya's Health, The Power Thames, and Useless Articles
October 19, 2009 by
Bless You Boys
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For those wondering why the Tigers didn't fire Lloyd McClendon as hitting coach after the season, perhaps the team reached many of the same conclusions as Bill Ferris did at The Detroit Tigers Weblog. Did Tigers batters perform below expectations, compared to preseason...
Leyland, Washington, Girardi Atop AL Manager Of The Year Race
September 11, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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Notable nattering nabob of the Detroit Free Press Drew Sharp recently took a break from his negativity to proclaim Tigers manager Jim Leyland as the easy pick for American League Manager of the Year.
When Sharp writes, I instinctively believe exactly the opposite.
But maybe he'...
It's the '09 Detroit Tigers, Not '06
September 09, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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This is not 2006.
Nor is it 1968 1987, 2003 or 1492.
This much probably seems obvious to you, right?
And yet a day doesn't go by when someone, somewhere does not reach to the past to make a comparison to the present.
While in life it's a pretty good...
Bondo Still Working Things Out
August 25, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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Over at Mack Avenue Tigers, JayRC (TRAITOR!!!) has an update for us on the status of the $12M man, Jeremy Bonderman:
However, in his last three appearances (a span of five innings) he has surrendered just two hits while striking out six without allowing a run. Perhaps even more encouraging...
There are more reasons to believe in Rangers than to doubt them
August 18, 2009 by
SportingNews.com
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With the Rangers' lead in the AL wild-card race up to a full game, here are five reasons to jump on their bandwagon:
They can bounce back. When closer Frank Francisco blew a 4-2 lead against the Red Sox on Friday by giving up six runs, Rangers manager Ron Washington figured the...
Morning Prowl: Porcello's Appeal, Henning's Beef, Zumaya's Surgery, and Thames's Milestone
August 13, 2009 by
Bless You Boys
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Rick Porcello dropped the appeal of his five-game suspension. Factoring into the decision was Armando Galarraga's scratched start last night. Galarraga will now pitch in Porcello's original turn on Sunday, and Kid Rick's next start will be Tuesday...
Infirmary report and other thoughts
August 03, 2009 by
Tigers Weblog
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Aside from Joel Zumaya’s season ending surgery, the news is actually pretty good on the injury front. So much so that the only wound licking to take place should be residual pain of a 2-4 road trip.
Carlos Guillen, already swinging a productive stick from the left side, could...
Tigers' Zumaya to have season-ending surgery
July 30, 2009 by
Post-Gazette
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Detroit Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya is scheduled to have season-ending shoulder surgery in August.
Tigers' Zumaya to have season-ending surgery
July 30, 2009 by
Miami Herald
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The Detroit Tigers announced Thursday that hard-throwing reliever Joel Zumaya will undergo season-ending surgery next month to remove a bone fragment from the stress fracture in his right shoulder.
Zumaya Officially Done For the Season
July 30, 2009 by
Bless You Boys
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Joel Zumaya will undergo surgery to remove a bone shard that developed from a stress fracture in his right shoulder. The procedure is scheduled for mid-August and will end Zumaya's season.
As posted earlier today, Zumaya visited Dr. James Andrews to have his shoulder...
Tigers reliever Zumaya set for season-ending surgery
July 30, 2009 by
CBSSports.com
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Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya is scheduled to have season-ending shoulder surgery in August.
Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya to have season-ending surgery
Detroit Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya is scheduled to have season-ending shoulder surgery in August.
Joel Zumaya to Reunite With Dr. James Andrews
July 30, 2009 by
Bless You Boys
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Do you think Joel Zumaya has his own personal room at Dr. James Andrews' practice by now? He has to know the staffers by name. Glass Joel is once again set to be examined in Alabama, as soreness is flaring up in his right shoulder again.
Just a few days ago, weren...
Joel Zumaya of Detroit Tigers to see Dr. James Andrews about sore shoulder
Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya will have his troublesome right shoulder examined by orthopedist Dr. James Andrews on Thursday, team trainer Kevin Rand said.
Oh them injured arms
July 29, 2009 by
Tigers Weblog
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Two injured Tigers pitchers are on the way back, and one is on the way back to Alabama.
Joel Zumaya
Zumaya started to feel pain again in his shoulder and with that comes a “diagnostic” trip to see Dr. James Andrews. There is a possibility that Zumaya will need surgery to clean...
Q&A with a Tigers blogger
July 27, 2009 by
dallasnews.com
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Ian Casselberry, a blogger on blessyouboys.com, answered some questions about the Tigers. Be sure and flip the page to check out a question about letting young guys take their lumps in the majors.
Give Rangers fans a general overview on how the Tigers season has gone so far. What...
Odds & Ends: Pirates, Acta, Pedro
July 26, 2009 by
MLB Rumors
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A fresh batch of links on a busy Sunday evening...
MLB.com's Jenifer Langosch answered various fan-submitted questions about the Pirates. A couple of minor hot stove items were touched on.
According to Bill Ladson of MLB.com, former manager Manny Acta stopped by Nationals...
Joel Zumaya throws, encouraged about a return to the Detroit Tigers
Joel Zumaya says he's encouraged about his chances to return this season for the Detroit Tigers.
Friday Tidbits – 7/24/09
July 24, 2009 by
Sports Blog Net
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Joel Zumaya, Frank Francisco, Tim Wakefield, J.C. Romero, Chad Durbin, Lance Berkman, and Ramon Hernandez landed on the DL. Alfonso Soriano, Carlos Quentin, and Jed Lowrie returned from injury. Milwaukee sent two Minor Leaguers to Arizona for Felipe Lopez. Edgar Gonzalez went on...
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