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blog.mlive.com - 12/6/2007
The Trade, a day later (updated late Wednesday night)
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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,...

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Brandon Inge “it’s almost certain that Inge will be dealt”
kcudah sports — ... Some people have also mentioned Philadelphia as a possible destination. What would the Tigers like to get in return? Well, they wouldn’t mind some more middle relief, but the biggest need is to replenish the talent in the farm system. For those who wonder whether the Tigers would consider keeping Inge as their third baseman and playing Cabrera in left field, yes, it has been discussed, but for various reasons it’s unlikely, and it’s almost certain that Inge will be dealt. source: mlive.com

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