Tigers/Tribe thoughts: That was damn ugly

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Bless You Boys: Front Page Posts found this 4/18/2008 on thewaynefontesexperience.blogspot.com [flag]
Tonight's Tigers loss was bothersome, so I felt the need to say a little something. As I was hanging out at the Bless You Boys game thread (Check it out on game nights, you'll often find me over there) with some of Detroit's blogging riff raff (Kurt of Mack Avenue Tigers ) , the game quickly turned ugly for Tigers fans. Topic 1... //Big Al said in a Jerry Seindfeldian voice// What's up ... [link]

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Game 17: Tigers (5-11) at Blue Jays (8-8)
Published 4/18/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys: Front Page Posts
... What looked like a freight train picking up speed came to a skidding stop last night in Cleveland, as the Tigers took an 11-1 butt-kicking from the Indians to end their modest (but reassuring, nonetheless) three-game winning streak.  Now Detroit has to face the power of the powder blue, as the Blue Jays rock the throwbacks for a " ...

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