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Tigers' Dombrowski appears ready for another dismantling
Granderson is rumored to be on his way out of Detroit. Even in a time of economic prosperity, the Tigers yoked themselves to a few marquee names; paying severely above cost on each and every last one of them.
I read on MLBTradeRumors.com and Fox Sports about the Reds and Tigers looking to dump payroll and trade younger players.
Tigers release Thames, Treanor
The Tigers got busy Friday pruning their roster ahead of the 2010 season by dropping two players.
Editor's note: Our reporting team will have periodic updates from Minneapolis leading up to the Tigers-Twins one-game playoff at 5 p.m. today.
Wells red-hot in Arizona Fall League
Casper Wells is doing more than making up for lost time in the Arizona Fall League.
Detroit Tigers Cutoff Man - MLive.com
Cutoff Man Roundup: Marcus Thames, Matt Treanor likely candidates to be non-tendered
Valerie Elliott, of Kalamazoo, poses with Detroit Tigers right fielder Magglio Ordonez at a Detroit Tigers Foundation benefit in August 2008.
Juan Pierre for Carlos Guillen?
There's some speculation Dodgers outfielder Juan Pierre is the player the Tigers are targeting to acquire this winter.
White Sox' Guillen on Fox's World Series crew
Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen will join Fox Sports as an analyst for the World Series.
Jamie Samuelsen's blog: Leyland's not perfect, but Guillen's comments off base
Jamie Samuelsen, the sports director for the "Deminski & Doyle" morning show on WCSX-FM , blogs for freep.com. His opinions do not necessarily reflect those of the Detroit Free Press nor its writers.
Detroit Tigers Cutoff Man - MLive.com
Seattle Times: Tigers hoping Carlos Guillen, Dontrelle Willis 'pull a Johjima, too'
The Mariners are off the hook on their $16 million mistake after Seattle catcher Kenji Johjima relinquished the remainder of his salary so he could return home and finish his career in Japan.
Rich Rodriguez on resting players against Delaware State, looking ahead to Penn State
AP PhotoTigers' Marcus Thames is hit by a pitch from Minnesota Twins' Scott Baker on Oct.
Leyland, Guillen mend rift over role
If there was any question that the frustrations from a Tigers season that ended in disappointment are still fresh, the proof came this weekend and Monday, when they exposed a rift with veteran Carlos Guillen that both sides worked Monday to repair.
Power loss hurts Marcus Thames' '10 role
Marcus Thames hit his final home run of the season in mid-August. He went homerless in his final 25 games.
Guillen eager to resume everyday role
Carlos Guillen has changed positions three times in the past two years. Now, he wants to know where he fits with the Tigers for next year.
Can't expect Ilitch to overpay
It's Mike Ilitch's call now. After all, it's his wallet and he can do whatever he wants.
Next year's solution lies in the middle of the lineup
In looking to next season with the help of this one, don't begin at the Metrodome ending, but in the middle - as in the middle of the Tigers' batting order.
Ryan Raburn gets the start in leftfield
MINNEAPOLIS -- Ryan Raburn's wife, Suzanne, is on one good leg because of a horse-riding accident.
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Tigers' version of 'Death Not An Option'; Jim Leyland versus Dave Dombrowski
One of the things I miss the most about the "Stoney and Wojo" show are the goofy games we sometimes would play.
Miguel Cabrera's slump could turn into team-wide embarrassment if the Detroit Tigers fail to finish first in the AL Central after holding the spot since May 10.
Scouts undecided on best matchup for Yanks
When it comes to saying whom the Yankees should be rooting for tonight when the Tigers and Twins play for the right to face the Bombers in the ALDS, scouts are split.
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