Gary Glover News

By the time the first month of the 2008 season had come to a close, Alexei Ramirez and the American League Rookie of the Year award were about as far apart as Chicago and Las Vegas, distance-wise. Ramirez ...

With the World Series having concluded, the Tigers formalized their decision to decline shortstop Edgar Renteria's $12 million option for 2009, instead buying it out for $3 million Thursday and making him a ...

's contact Thursday, choosing to give him $3 million instead of $11 million to return.

He wants to be there. Gary Glover sometimes thinks he should be there at Tropicana Field next week, if the Tampa Bay Rays, this week's version of America's Team, can keep the World Series going until then.

You wouldn't know it given the way that their bullpen pitched at times during the latter portion of the American League Championship Series, but the Rays likely wouldn't have reached this year's World Series ...

It's Monday, and I have all the answers... The Tigers are a bad team. Eventually, they would do enough bad things to lose the game.

Just to rub in their frustrations a bit deeper, Monday's game actually meant something to the Tigers.

The Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 8-2 to tie Minnesota atop the American League Central and force a one-game playoff against the Twins tomorrow for the division title and a postseason berth.

What's new: The Tigers are a mess, having lost 12 of 13 and fallen into last place in a season in which they were picked by many to reach the World Series.

Gary Glover joined the Tigers a month ago as an extra arm for a team that desperately needed one.

There's a belief in baseball that it can be tricky to form opinions based on September games.

One month ago, Gary Glover was sitting in baseball heaven. The DeLand native was an effective relief pitcher for the best story in Major League Baseball, the Tampa Bay Rays.

How low can they go? The fading Tigers dug themselves a bit deeper into their unexpected fourth-place hole Wednesday night, falling, 9-7, to the red-hot, third-place Cleveland Indians, before an announced ...

The Tigers have one of the worst AL records in their division, 21-30. In an attempt to improve that next season, Leyland plans in spring training that the coaches and catcher Brandon Inge will go over how to ...

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After eight Major League organizations and a stint with Japan's Yomiuri Giants in 2006, a change of scenery isn't going to rattle Gary Glover.

Todd Jones got shut down again on Sunday. This time, it could be permanent. Jones was placed on the disabled list for the second time in three weeks with a sore right shoulder.

The Detroit Tigers put veteran reliever Todd Jones back on the disabled list on Sunday, just two days after he was activated from the DL.

When Baseball America magazine ranked the Tigers' top prospects before this season, Dusty Ryan wasn't on the list.

PETERSBURG -- Gary Glover has rejected his outright assignment and elected for free agency.