What's in that losing streak?

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What's in that losing streak?
foulball foulball posted 5/7/2008 from www.watchingthetigers.com [flag]
The Detroit Tigers are in another losing streak. Rather than dwell on the smell coming out of Motown, let's use some of this space to take another look at these streaks, and how to get through them. [link]

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Demote the whole team

tball275 posted 5/7/2008 from wegotaguythere.blogspot.com

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He threw them a few curves

SOX & Dawgs found this 5/7/2008 on www.boston.com

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