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The Dugout: Detroit Tigers Spring Training 2010

By Jon BoisMar 29th 2010 – 7:00PM

The Dugout's Spring Training sojourn through the AL Central continues with the Tigers, a team that has never ever won the AL Central. They came closest last season -- after blowing their three-game lead over the Twins with four remaining, a tie-breaker was forced. In the top of the 12th, with the bases loaded, Brandon Inge...

The Dugout: Tigers With Priority Issues

By Brandon StroudFeb 22nd 2010 – 6:25PM

As someone who recently moved from the AL Central to a comfortable new home at the very bottom of the NL East, I like to keep track of what the Tribe, White Sox, Twins, and whatever other teams are in that division. One of those teams is the Detroit Tigers, and boy, is there a lot going on. Skipper Jim Leyland isn't going...

The Dugout: Baseball Is An Obligation

By Brandon StroudDec 9th 2009 – 11:45PM

The Associated Press (my finishing hold if I ever become a newspaper-themed professional wrestler) reports that Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland would rather concede to the judgment of a first base umpire than go through the trouble of walking all the way out there and moving all of those limbs and saying all of those...

Clinch Eludes Tigers, Command Doesn't

By Ed PriceOct 1st 2009 – 7:58PM

DETROIT -- It couldn't be playing out any better for the Yankees. At least, that's how it seems. Whether that's true remains to be seen. Ask the Yankees, and they'd wish for the AL Central race to go down to the wire, to a Tuesday one-game playoff preferably. Don't let the Twins or Tigers rest their players, or line up...

Dazzling Phenom Porcello Has Arrived

By Jeff FletcherJul 2nd 2009 – 10:00AM

Jim Leyland was a major league manager before Rick Porcello was even born.In the 23 years since Leyland got his first managerial job, he's learned a lot. Not the least of which is that there are some things you just can't know.Like whether a 20-year-old kid is really ready to pitch in the majors."I can't say I knew...

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