Friday Nov 20 | Baseball Analysts
A Pitchf/x Look at Passed Balls and Wild Pitches
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Relief ace Billy Wagner may be what the Tigers need
It has been rumored that Tigers mainstays Curtis Granderson, Edwin Jackson and Gerald Laird are on the trading block.
Polanco 5th at 2B in Bill James' fielding awards
Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco won his second Gold Glove last week, but he didn't crack the top three in the Fielding Bible Awards, which are published in the Bill James Handbook.
Buzz has Granderson going to Yankees or Cubs
It was distressing enough when rumors surfaced that the Tigers might trade starting pitcher Edwin Jackson and catcher Gerald Laird for budgetary reasons.
Sources: Tigers open to trading All-Star Jackson
Edwin Jackson was an All-Star pitcher for the Tigers this year. He looked like one of the great acquisitions in baseball for most of the season - a starter who pitched deep into games and wouldn't become a free agent until 2011.
Tigers facing tough decisions after meetings
Are the Tigers trying to purge payroll? Team president and general manager Dave Dombrowski said they're not having a fire sale.
Placido Polanco won his second Gold Glove for excellence in the field of fielding.
Reliever Brandon Lyon interested in returning to Tigers
Brandon Lyon and the Detroit Tigers have a mutual interest in his returning as a vital bullpen component in 2010.
Hardware might not elude Tigers
The Tigers have had a month to think about what went wrong with their season. Finally, awards season gives them a chance to think about what went right.
Can Tigers' Gerald Laird win Gold Glove strictly on defense?
Can a catcher who dominated the American League's defensive statistics but produced little offense win the Gold Glove Award? Detroit Tigers catcher Gerald Laird will find out at 4 p.m. Tuesday when Rawlings announces its coveted fielding awards on ESPN.
Marcus Thames' time with Tigers is over
Not surprisingly, his voice was clear and upbeat. Marcus Thames sounded no different from the Thames who had hit his share of home runs during five seasons with the Tigers, who had kept his mouth shut when he did not play as often as he would have preferred, and who now is free to sign with another club after the Tigers decided Friday to release ...
Tigers release Thames, Treanor
The Tigers got busy Friday pruning their roster ahead of the 2010 season by dropping two players.
Jamie Samuelsen's Blog: Breaking down Leyland's decisions on Porcello, Laird, more
Thoughts on the epic Tigers-Twins game? There's not a single Tigers fan who wants to hear that the game was a classic.
Back To Work: Looking Forward at Detroit Tigers' Roster, Final Part
I've spent several thousand words discussing roster moves the Tigers are faced with in terms of free agents and arbitration eligible players.
Detroit Tigers Cutoff Man - MLive.com
TBS announcer Chip Caray slammed for Tigers' tiebreaker, postseason coverage
TBS' lead play-by-play man Chip Caray has received his fair share of criticism from media critics, despite the network's ratings increase for its coverage of 13 division series games.
GM Dave Dombrowski Culpable for Tigers' Sticky Wicket
David Dombrowski has been President/GM of the Tigers for eight baseball seasons, and just what has the team accomplished? One playoff appearance.
Leyland worked magic with these Tigers
After the Tigers ' loss to the Twins Tuesday, Jim Leyland has been on blast from talk radio callers who are disgusted with the fact that he wouldn't pinch hit for Gerald Laird with the bases loaded in extra innings of Tuesday's one-game playoff.
Porcello ready for his big moment
Rick Porcello is 20 years old. Like a lot of 20-year-olds, people often want to ask him for ID.
Jeff Passan, Sports Media, and the Loss of Power
Jeff Passan is a writer for Yahoo! Sports and formerly of The Kansas City Star ; the latter a newspaper, for those who did not know .
Writers pick Miguel Cabrera as Tigers' MVP over Justin Verlander
Detroit Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera finished in the top 10 in the American League in the Triple Crown categories, leading the club with a .323 average, 33 home runs and 101 RBIs.
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