Gavin Floyd Has The Tigers' Number

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Babes Love Baseball found this 4/12/2008 on www.southsidesox.com [flag]
Gavin Floyd overcame some early-game shakiness to put together a nice outing Saturday, making a run at a no-hitter and eclipsing his 2007 win total in the process. It looked like it was going to be a rough one for Floyd in the first inning. He walked The Unsinkable Clete Thomas after AJ Pierzynski dropped a 3-2 foul tip. Thomas would immediately steal second, and move into third on ... [link]

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Gavin Floyd: Almost Awesome
Published 4/12/2008 by Sooze at Babes Love Baseball
... Shortstop Edgar Renteria singled with one out in the eighth to salvage what little dignity this team has left, but they were still dominated 7-0. Orlando Cabrera, who hit his first homer of the season Saturday, was nailed in the left earflap by a Justin Verlander fastball in the eighth inning. He actually stayed in the game to score a run -- tough -- and is going to be just fine after being examined by team doctors after the shutout. [AP] | [South Side Sox] | [Mack Avenue Tigers]

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