Carlos Guillen News

Talks between the Tigers and Pirates for Pittsburgh shortstop Jack Wilson appear to be heating up, but Detroit president/general manager Dave Dombrowski indicated that no trade is imminent.

I understand that the Tigers plan on using Carlos Guillen as their left fielder.

Play-by-play commentary of the Sox-Tigers game from a guy wearing freshly-laundered clothes.

Ramon Santiago has performed capably at shortstop, but whether he could hold the position in an everyday role is unclear.

We've been getting more additions to the MLB Community Leader team this past month.

Jason Varitek could provide veteran leadership to the Tigers' pitching staff, but length of contract could be a tipping point for teams.

I had the opportunity this afternoon to sit in a small discussion group with Tigers President, CEO & General Manager Dave Dombrowski along with team executives Duane McLean and Ron Colangelo.

Magglio Ordonez and Miguel Cabrera are likely to follow Tigers teammate Carlos Guillen's lead and play in the World Baseball Classic.

It could be argued a Tigers team trying to find a shortstop for next season already has one.

As five-year plans go, the Tigers could've done a lot worse. This offseason, more than any recently, is about the next five years.

First baseman Miguel Cabrera was named Tiger of the Year Thursday by the Detroit chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.

One central question of the Tigers' off-season is whether they will trade star outfielder Magglio Ordonez as a way to fill multiple needs with a single deal.

What's to make us -- or the Tigers front office -- believe that Carlos Guillen will remain healthy in left field, given his injury history? Even if he does, won't his lack of range be a defensive liability? I ...

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 ...

The walk-off glory that gripped Fenway Park on Monday night was set up by the usual dose of adversity.

Jeff Larish wasn't about to complain a week ago when the Tigers' season-ending makeup game against the White Sox extended his season by a day.

If you're big into baseball, you've no doubt got a mental catalog of October ninth innings through which you instantly scroll when something like this magical Monday night at Fenway Park unfolds.

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.

It's raining here at U.S. Cellular Field. The game is being delayed and the forecast calls for thunderstorms through the afternoon, clearing during the early evening.

The Tigers went into this season trying to figure out what to do with Brandon Inge after displacing him as their third baseman.