The Tigers So Desperately Need The G-POPE

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The Tigers So Desperately Need The G-POPE
WaitingForNextYear found this 4/4/2008 on www.bugsandcranks.com [flag]
It has come to my attention that the Detroit Tigers are the only winless team left in baseball, after losing 3 straight games to the Kansas City Royals . But wait there’s more…. The Tigers, who have the second highest MLB payroll behind only the Yankees (by only about $70,000,000), are also racking up injuries…. DETROIT - Tampa native Gary Sheffield hurt his left hand ... [link]

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Could Barry Bonds Be Joining The AL Central?
Published 4/4/2008 by Scott at WaitingForNextYear
... a Tiger? Barry Bonds, perennial first-ballot Hall-of-Famer (assuming he doesn’t go to jail in the near future), remains an unsigned free agent withing Major League Baseball.  While the President of the San Francisco Giants wants nothing to do with their former slugger, there have been rumors of him landing just a bit north of San Fran as Seattle has expressed some interest. Despite the price that Bonds is likely to command, it looks like Detroit fans would like their front office to give him a chance .  While I’m sure getting swept in the opening week may have something to do ...

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The opening week of the Major League Baseball Season had a few surprises like the Kansas City Royals sweeping the Detroit Tigers, but none more surprising then A-Rod being attacked at Fenway Park. A red-tailed hawk, with a nest and egg in a nearby overhang, attacked Alexa Rodriquez, 13, of Bristol Connecticut.  A-Rod, as she's now called, was rushed to the hospital where ...
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Could Bonds be joining the winless, and bruised up, Detroit Tigers? WFNY thinks they should sign him up. We hear he's great for the clubhouse!
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The Royals Are 3-0

Beyond the Box Score: Front Page Posts found this 4/4/2008 on www.royalsreview.com

The Royals are 3-0. Deal with it, America. And no, this isn't the second time in twenty eight years thats happened -- as was reported on Baseball Tonight , last night, about 2-0 -- it's the second time in five years actually. Someone call Desi ...
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