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Freddy Garcia files for free agency, still waiting on Tigers' offer
Freddy Garcia was the lone active Tiger to file for free agency on Thursday, the first day players were permitted to do so.
Red Sox claim Virgil Vasquez off waivers from Tigers
Editor's note: Story updated at 5:28 p.m. The Tigers lost right-hander Virgil Vasquez to the Boston Red Sox on a waiver claim today, as they began paring their roster for a busy off-season. Vasquez, 26, spent ...
Tigers' Vazquez claimed off waivers by Red Sox
Detroit Tigers pitcher Virgil Vazquez was claimed on waivers Tuesday by the Boston Red Sox, providing a fresh start for a once-promising prospect whose problems giving up home runs contributed to him falling ...
Mailbag: Will D-Train dominate again?
Do you see any real hope for Dontrelle Willis to come around? Things were so ugly all through the 2008 season that it is very hard to believe that Willis can get it together.
Jon Paul Morosi: Rogers talks like he's not finished
Two years ago this month, Kenny Rogers delivered three postseason performances that endeared him to baseball fans across the state.
Knapp to take hurlers back to basics
Rick Knapp will never forget the first time he watched Justin Verlander on video.
Jon Paul Morosi | Inside the Tigers: Tigers see hope in young hurlers
When the Tigers hold their organizational meetings in Lakeland, Fla., this week, team officials will get the chance to watch instructional league games.
Mailbag: Rotation questions abound
The Tigers' Justin Verlander went 11-17 with a 4.84 ERA in 2008 after going 18-6 with a 3.66 ERA in 2007.
Show some respect: Leaving Jim Leyland in limbo won't help '09 Tigers
The Tigers aren't acting like a team confident that this season's embarrassment was an aberration.
Rain delay a fitting end to Tigers' miserable season
Spending the 162nd game with the most disappointing team in baseball ... It's raining, but then, the Detroit Tigers have grown accustomed to gray skies.
Tigers' bullpen coach got bad news directly
Jeff Jones got the word Thursday morning, a few hours before the Tigers and Tampa Bay were to play an afternoon game at Comerica Park.
Readers: Tigers a major disappointment
When the baseball season began, who could have guessed that when our readers' panel discussed the Detroit Tigers in late September, it would be ruminating on their post-season chances, but instead pondering the ...
Turbulent winter ahead? Firings begin with Tigers pitching coach
The Tigers announced Sunday that they have fired pitching coach Chuck Hernandez and bullpen coach Jeff Jones, the first moves in what could be a turbulent winter for the team.
Tigers make logical choice firing Hernandez
It should have come as no surprise that Tigers' pitching coach Chuck Hernandez was fired before Sunday's game.
Bonderman eyes return to Tigers' rotation
Spring training is months away, but Jeremy Bonderman already has it on his mind.
Leyland doesn't expect Tigers overhaul
This weekend here was supposed to be the key battle for the American League Central.
Lynn Henning: Numbers show where Tigers failed
Defense didn't help pitchers who couldn't control the strike zone. One man sat in a cramped office, the other in a dugout.
Jon Paul Morosi | Inside the Tigers: Picking bounce-back pitchers...
In the coming months, Tigers fans will debate what general manager Dave Dombrowski should do to revive his weary, well-paid team.
Game plan for the Tigers' off-season: Address payroll, pitching staff
Before Bud Selig was baseball's commissioner, he was a car dealer. The Tigers can only wish Selig operated Major League Baseball like one of his car dealerships.