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Foul Balls found this 4/14/2008 on www.freep.com [flag]
CHICAGO -- His team had been shut out for the fourth time this season and second game in a row. His hitters could not produce more than one hit in an inning, while his pitchers allowed two grand slams in an 11-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox. And Tigers manager Jim Leyland decided he had seen enough. On Sunday, for what is believed to be the first time this season, Leyland yelled at his team ... [link]

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Jim Leyland Finally Blows Up
Published 4/14/2008 by Fornelli at Foul Balls
... had seen enough and tore his team a new one. Leyland has never exactly been the type of manager to keep his feelings to himself or coddle his players, so it was obvious that he was going to reach a breaking point if the Tigers continued to play as horribly as they have, and that breaking point was after the Tigers' 11-0 loss to the White Sox on Sunday that saw them drop to 2-10 . ...

Jim Leyland Finally Blows Up
Published 4/14/2008 by Tom Fornelli at FanHouse
... had seen enough and tore his team a new one. Leyland has never exactly been the type of manager to keep his feelings to himself or coddle his players, so it was obvious that he was going to reach a breaking point if the Tigers continued to play as horribly as they have, and that breaking point was after the Tigers' 11-0 loss to the White Sox on Sunday that saw them drop to 2-10. ...

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The Detroit Tiger Weblog found this 4/14/2008 on www.mlive.com

TRACKING THE TIGERS Sunday's game: Kenny Rogers gave up a grand slam to Paul Konerko, and Zach Miner gave up a grand slam to Joe Crede. Oh, and the Tigers were shut out for the second straight day, losing 11-0 to the White Sox. And yes, this game did ...
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Crede, Konerko keep Tigers reeling with pair of grand slams in 11-0 rout

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Joe Crede and Paul Konerko had a grand time against the Detroit Tigers. Then again, just about everybody is these days. Crede and Konerko each hit grand slams to back Javier Vazquez's strong start, the first time the White Sox have had two slams in the same game in a dozen years, and Chicago pounded the struggling Tigers 11-0 in Detroit on Sunday. Konerko's homer came in the third ...
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Leyland goes off on Tigers after 11-0 shellacking

The Bleacher Bums found this 4/14/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

Tigers manager Jim Leyland has apparently seen enough of Detroit's woeful start to the 2008 season.
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What is that Sucking Sound?

sooze posted 4/14/2008 from www.babeslovebaseball.com

It was only a matter of time before Detroit Tigers skipper Jim Leyland flipped out on his sub-par ball team.
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Jim Leyland Finally Blows Up

Foul Balls found this 4/14/2008 on sports.aol.com

The way the Tigers have been playing this season, you knew it could only be a matter of time before manager Jim Leyland had seen enough and tore his team a new one. Leyland has never exactly been the type of manager to keep his feelings to himself ...
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