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Prior to the season’s commencement, many analysts for whatever reason pegged the Tigers capable of scoring 1,000 runs this season. Whether these “projections” were born out of reality or more along the lines of superlatives to express how potent the offense could be, everyone expected them to succeed this season. Suffice it to say, on June 6th, when they sat at 24-36, twelve ... (link)

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Is tonight a must-win game for the Twins?
Published 7/1/2008 by Steve Rudolph at The Bleacher Bums
... ) It seems ludicrous considering that it's only July 1, but I have a feeling tonight and tomorrow's game might determine the outcome of the season. For the first two months, the Tigers were putrid. Now they're looking like we thought they'd be before the season - downright scary. Since June 6th the Tigers have gone 18-4 and now sit just 2½ games back of the Twins and 5 behind the White Sox and they still aren't firing on all cylinders. Something tells me that if the Twins don't take the next two, they'll be looking up at the Tigers in the standings for the rest of the ...

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Published 7/2/2008 by billfer at The Detroit Tiger Weblog
... March of the Tigers | FanGraphs Baseball A look at the Tigers 18-4 run ESPN - Curtis Granderson Blog Granderson on stealing bases and always looking to improve. Behind the scenes of a Tigers broadcast - ...

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