tigerblog.net - 7/6/2009
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The Tigers reached the midway point of their season this afternoon after losing their rubber game with the Twins. 44-37 isn’t bad and while their lead is a bit smaller at two games, they’re still in first place. If you’re a half glass full kind of guy, the Tigers have played ...
Tigers End Second Half With Win Over Indians
tigerblog.net 7/13/2009 — The All Star break is here and the Tigers went into with a blowout win over the Indians this afternoon. Justin Verlander picked up his tenth win and Brandon Inge belted his 20th and 21st home runs in the 10-1 win. Oddly, even with Inge’s two home runs, he was outshined by Clete Thomas, ...
Hold your breath in the second half
mackavenuetigers.com 7/16/2009 — The first half the season -- 54 percent actually -- has been pretty good to the Tigers, as I've noted. They have the biggest playoff cushion in the American League. They've had some pretty exciting moments. We've seen rookies step up big, and veterans have rebound years. It's all been fun.
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Detroit Tigers’ midseason report
thesportsbank.net 7/15/2009 —
By H. Jose Bosch
Unlike Miss America 2008 — Michigan-native and first pitch thrower outer Kirsten Haglund — the Tigers have managed to be in first place without looking pretty. Granted, it’s like being the one-eyed man in the land of the blind, but I’m not one to complain about first ...
The Tigers at the trade deadline: Porcello is key
mackavenuetigers.com 7/21/2009 — And now we enter the final 10 days before baseball's trade deadline -- a time full of all-day excitement as teams try to shore up for the stretch run, or find a young player to help them next season. Not that trades cannot occur after the deadline -- it's just a different set of rules and not ...
Lost weekend and other ramblings
detroittigersweblog.com 7/20/2009 — 9-5. That was the series score. Tigers pitchers kept a very good offensive team to just 9 runs and yet were swept because Detroit went 1-26 with runners in scoring position. The numbers are pretty much mind boggling. And 3 of the Tigers 5 runs came ...
Mid-Season Report Card
spotstarters.com 7/16/2009 — I think we’re a little bit past mid-season. The Tigers have played out a bit more than half of their schedule, but over here at Spot Starters, we define “mid-season” as the All Star Break. Jay and I hand out some grades here (his ...
AN Chat with Bless You Boys
athleticsnation.com 6/29/2009 —
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by David J. Phillip - AP
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Detroit Tigers' Brandon Inge (15) hits a game-winning two-run home run as Houston Astros ...
Thirty Teams in Three+ Days, Detroit Tigers
baseballmusings.com 7/16/2009 — The All-Star break affords the opportunity to look back at the first half to see what went right and wrong for the thirty MLB teams. The Detroit Tigers are up next, and here is the pre-season post on the AL Central .
Detroit Tigers through the All-Star break, 2009
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Tigers Kick Off Second Half With Loss to Yankees
tigerblog.net 7/18/2009 — The Tigers got their first taste of the new Yankee Stadium last night in a game that saw a rain delay as well as a Yankee comeback. It seems like Joel Zumaya is the guy who comes up most often when I talk to people about the Tigers. He’s 3-3, but in three other games [...]
What Are The Detroit Tigers Waiting For? —
Bleacher Report - MLB 7/5/2009
As it stands, the Detroit Tigers sit atop the American League Central Division with a modest two-game lead. Yet, looks can be deceiving when you look at the AL Central.
This is definitely the worst division in the majors, with no team ...
Twins 6, Tigers 2 —
NYT > Baseball 7/6/2009
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Justin Morneau punctuated a productive series -- and celebrated another All-Star game selection -- with a two-run homer for the Minnesota Twins in a 6-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Sunday.
