Ex-Tigers Sweep 2007 Comeback Player Awards

dichalk posted 10/3/2007 from www.bugsandcranks.com [flag]

Former Tigers Dmitri Young (brother of Devil Ray Delmon Young) and Carlos Pena have quickly become two of my favoritest players. And now they've got some hardware to show for their stellar seasons. With pix of them back in the day in Detroit. [link]

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kcudah

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it's funny how both sucked when they were with Detroit and now they have great seasons playing firstbase on a different team. Next year Detroit could use a firstbaseman.. oh ya Carlos is our new 1b man.
Tigers plan to play Guillen at 1B full-time next season; who's at short?

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the Comeback Players of the Year were announced today, and they're two former Tigers first basemen. Pena won the AL award on the strength of 46 home runs, 121 RBIs, a .282 batting average and even 103 walks for the Devil Rays. In the National League, Dmitri Young's renaissance season with Washington earned him that award. He batted .320 with 13 home runs and 74 RBIs.