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Mailbag: Pondering Thames' future
I understand that the Tigers plan on using Carlos Guillen as their left fielder.
Plenty of holes to fill as free agency approaches
The attempt to right the wrong begins for the Detroit Tigers with the opening of free agent signing season.
Freep writer Morosi breaks down the Tigers' free agency outlook
With baseball's free agency period beginning today, Tigers beat writer Jon Paul Morosi took a moment to answer five burning questions.
Year in Review - Detroit Tigers
Carlos Guillen .286-10-54-68-9 in 420 AB The move away from the rigors of playing shortstop was supposed to help Guillen remain healthy, but for the third time in six years he appeared in fewer than 115 games ...
In familiar situation, Ramirez shines
It was a situation Alexei Ramirez has found himself in many times this season -- at the plate with the bases loaded, the score tied and the game on the line.
Some memorable moments from the Tigers' 2008 season: March 31: Miguel Cabrera hits a home run in his first game as a Tiger.
Tigers Corner: New coach's big project: Fix Dontrelle Willis
The biggest task for the Tigers' new pitching coach will be simple: He must help mercurial left-hander Dontrelle Willis regain the form that made him a star with the Florida Marlins.
2008 Detroit Tigers: So many moments
My favorite moments included Marcus Thames tying a club record by homering in five straight games.
Inge to third next season, Guillen to left
The Tigers are moving Brandon Inge back to third base for next season and Carlos Guillen to left field.
Tigers lose to Royals, both tied for last place
The Tigers lost to the Royals, 5-0, tonight at Comerica Park and are now tied with Kansas City for last place in the American League Central division.
Tigers rip Rangers as Freddy Garcia wins 1st start
ARLINGTON, Texas -- As Freddy Garcia stood on the mound in Texas on Wednesday night, he had the option of glancing over his right shoulder -- his surgically repaired right shoulder -- and looking at the ...
Sox Swim in Mediocrity But They Are Still First
"In every life, a little rain must fall." If that is the case, the White Sox players have fulfilled their quota in one weekend.
Vazquez, White Sox win first of twinbill with Tigers
Chicago White Sox shortstop Orlando Cabrera, right, throws to first after forcing out Detroit Tigers' Gary Sheffield during the fourth inning of the second game of a baseball doubleheader Sunday, Sept.
Tigers roar back, but lose on slam
The Tigers erased a seven-run deficit to send a tie game into the bottom of the eighth on a Marcus Thames grand slam, but former Toledo Mud Hen turned White Sox outfielder Dewayne Wise answered with one of his ...
White Sox grand slam in second game negates Tigers rally; Verlander gets no help in opener.
Three days of bad weather gave way Sunday to two games of bad baseball for the Tigers, who could make a case that their long day and night was equal parts bad luck.
One hit is all the A's will get in the inning. Sweeney's the second out when his line drive is caught at short.
Tigers' offense falls shy in finale
Curtis Granderson was certain Magglio Ordonez's ninth-inning drive was going past A's center fielder Rajai Davis, if not the center-field fence as well.
Joe Saunders adjusts against Tigers
DETROIT -- Joe Saunders credited a mechanical adjustment for his rapid recovery from a two-start stretch in which he was pummeled for 12 runs and 17 hits in 6 2/3 innings of losses to Minnesota and Oakland.
Tigers starter Armando Galarraga has had a stellar rookie campaign, entering Friday's contest against Minnesota with a 12-4 record and a 3.17 ERA.
You know those TV news teasers that try to scare you into watching later? The ones with the ominous voiceover: "Do you eat food? We'll tell you what might be killing you ... at 11." Well, that's kind of the ...