April 21st, 2008 •
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First - congratulations are in order for Miguel Cabrera being named co-player of the week for the American League after hitting .429 with four doubles, four home runs and 11 RBI in the last week. A sign of what’s to come, we hope.
Back to Galarraga. First, the numbers. In his two starts he is […]
April 20th, 2008 •
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Robertson looked serviceable for the first few innings, then fell apart.
Sheffield is out with a bum shoulder.
Polanco hasn’t hit well this year, and is out with a bad back.
Jacque Jones has proven nothing.
Cabrera will do well, along with Ordonez, Guillen and maybe Renteria. But we will see no “Murderers Row”, as I mistakenly predicted after […]
April 19th, 2008 •
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Detroit really let one slip away today. With a line-up like this, you should be able to score more than 2 runs on accident. My guess is, and maybe I’m going out on limb…I don’t think the Tigers are going to win many games that they score 2 runs in. Just a guess.
April 18th, 2008 •
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6 2/3 fairly strong innings moves the Tigers to 6-11. Long way to go, to be sure, but at least their heading in the right direction now. But why are they always coming from behind? At least they’re actually coming from behind now, but it would be nice to see them actually win convincingly for […]
September 11th, 2007 •
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Tigers Take Out Halladay
When I saw that of all the pitchers Detroit would have to face in an odd ball make-up game with Toronto, that it would be Roy Halladay - I just shook my head. What worse luck could Detroit have in this stretch run? But they got lucky. Despite Halladay shutting down the […]