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December 6, 2007 Scott Miller; CBS Sportsline But so far, the Tigers, who didn't even begin discussing this trade with Florida until Tuesday morning, have strengthened themselves more this winter than anybody else in the AL Central. For entire article, click here Jason Stark; ESPN So this will be one tough, relentless lineup, packed with smart, experienced hitters who don't do much swinging ...
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NATIONAL REACTION: ‘Tigers are now an official baseball superpower’
kcudah sports —
... Rodriguez, c. Or Leyland can just pull the names out of a hat. Does it really matter? For entire article, click here Jeff Passan; Yahoo Sports Only a handful of GMs would consider trading a player of Maybin’s caliber, though Dombrowski is hardly your paint-by-numbers executive. In four years, he has turned the Tigers from a 119-loss laugh track to a perennial World Series contender, and this move only strengthens their cause. For entire article, click here source: freep.com
Detroit Tigers Superpowers
Hugging Harold Reynolds —
My hand tremors have finally stopped from the excitement of the blockbuster trade between the Tigers and Marlins. Granted, it was aided by a sharp stink-eye glance from Lady Dunbar while I was checking Blackberry and text messages during parenting class. Nonetheless, now that the trade is official, the term that is being thrown out describing the Tigers is "superpower" as seen here ...
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Detroit Tigers 2008 Payroll $
sports.kcudah.com 12/6/2007 — 2008 payroll Free Press sports writer Jon Paul Morosi projects the Tigers’ Opening Day payroll will be between $125 million and $130 million. The projection assumes the Tigers will trade third baseman Brandon Inge, outfielder Marcus Thames and right-hander Chad Durbin. Pitchers Rick Porcello and Joel Zumaya are included because they will be paid as 40-man
NATIONAL REACTION: ‘Tigers are now an official baseball superpower’
sports.kcudah.com 12/6/2007 — Scott Miller; CBS SportslineBut so far, the Tigers, who didn’t even begin discussing this trade with Florida until Tuesday morning, have strengthened themselves more this winter than anybody else in the AL Central. For entire article, click here Jason Stark; ESPN So this will be one tough, relentless lineup, packed with smart, experienced hitters who don’t do much
The Trade, a day later (updated late Wednesday night)
blog.mlive.com 12/6/2007 — NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Nearly 24 hours after news of the Tigers' trade for Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis first broke, the Tigers are still the talk of the baseball world. I haven't heard anyone say it was a bad deal,...
TIGERS PAYROLL: Free Press projects whopping $128 million
freep.com 12/6/2007 — December 6, 2007 By JON PAUL MOROSI FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER The Free Press projects that the Tigers' Opening Day payroll will be between $125 million and $130 million. Only the Boston Red Sox ($143 million) and New York Yankees ($189 million) had ...
Marlins prepare to build on Meetings —
Major League Baseball News 12/6/2007
The Marlins were at the center of attention at the Winter Meetings after dealing Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis for six high-upside Tigers prospects. The team will now examine its third-base options, with the Phillies' Wes Helms a potential target.
Notes: Spring schedule announced —
Major League Baseball News 12/7/2007
The first chance to see the 2008 Detroit Tigers and their imposing lineup in game action starts in the final week of February. The Tigers' Spring Training schedule includes four meetings with the AL Central champion Cleveland Indians and matchups ...
