Wednesday Nov 26 | The Cub Reporter
tiger-striped Thanksgiving, 2008
Things for which we can be thankful: -- We're not fans of the Mariners. -- Arrrrrrmando's unexpected season.
Tigers not actively shopping Ordonez
While the Tigers noted increased trade talks in recent days as baseball's free agency hunt heats up, their stance on their most speculated trade target remains the same.
Detroit Tigers Cutoff Man - MLive.com
Stark: Tigers not likely to be major players in free agency
Looking at the shopping list of every Major League Baseball team, ESPN's Jayson Stark examined the needs of the Detroit Tigers, and according to him, he does not expect the Tigers to make a major splash in free ...
An Afternoon with Dave Dombrowski
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.
Miguel Cabrera easy choice for Tiger of the Year
First baseman Miguel Cabrera's powerful debut season in the American League has won him the Tiger of the Year Award in voting by the Detroit chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
NLBM to honor Cabrera, Granderson
Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera and leadoff man Curtis Granderson will be honored in January by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum as part of its 2008 Legacy Awards.
Winter Forecast: Offseason outlook for Tigers
The plan was to build an offense for the ages, one that could score 1,000 runs and run roughshod over the American League.
Granderson spreads baseball gospel
Curtis Granderson has built an impressive resume as a baseball ambassador over the last few years.
Cabrera is voted as Tiger of year
The Tigers flopped, but Miguel Cabrera didn't. For leading the American League with 37 home runs, along with a .292 average and 127 RBIs, Cabrera has been chosen Tiger of the Year by the Detroit chapter of the ...
Slugger Cabrera named Tiger of the Year
The Tigers flopped, but Miguel Cabrera didn't. For hitting .292 with 37 home runs and 127 RBI, Cabrera has been named Tiger of the Year by the Detroit chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Tiananmen Square, Great Wall were memorable stops
Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson is writing a diary for The Detroit News from China, where he is helping to promote the game for Major League Baseball.
New book: Tigers rank No. 27 in terms of young talent
In the second year of his newly developed 'Young Talent Inventory,' baseball analyst Bill James ranks Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera 23rd on his list of the top 25 major league ballplayers under 30 years ...
Tampa Bay's win over Boston in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series on Sunday night was the most-watched baseball game in cable-television history.
Tigers' Granderson continues world tour to promote game
Detroit Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson , who just spent the last six months traveling across the country playing baseball, boarded a 14-hour flight to begin his winter gig as an ambassador to China.
The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
Three of the top four hitters for average - all above .320 - in the New York-Penn League played for the Jamestown Jammers this summer.
Escort service has a ring to it
The things some people do in the name of work. Sunday, it was escorting Christy Hemme to the ring for her tag-team match in TNA's ''Bound for Glory IV,'' which drew a capacity crowd to the Sears Centre in ...
Poets flock to Liebler's workshop
Keeping busy these days is veteran area poet and writer M.L. Liebler. What's the latest thing keeping him hopping? He's the new artist-in-residence at the Chelsea Public Library.
Tigers put to test: Can team win back fans, advertisers?
A downturn for the Tigers can have a spillover effect. Earlier this year, the Detroit Regional Chamber estimated the team's 81 home games would have a $277 million positive economic impact on the region.
Our five predictions for the Tigers' off-season
But the Brewers may look to trade him because of the emergence of prospect Alcides Escobar.
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