Miguel Cabrera News

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.

Tigers fans frustrated by the team's lack of headlines since the moment Shane Victorino bounced out to Robinson Cano to end the 2009 baseball season need no longer worry.

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.

Joe Mauer has already been named the American League's Player of the Year for 2009 by his fellow players and by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

Let put it simple. Albert Pujols was the man this past 2009 season. Pujols undoubtedly should win his third National League Most Valuable Player award.

The 2005 draft is another that may turn out to be more famous for who it allowed the Tigers to get rather than who it eventually netted the Detroiters.

The new owner of the Chicago Cubs knows what fans want to hear and he didn't wait long to deliver.

Florida Marlins southpaw Andrew Miller hasn't met expectations since being taken sixth overall in the 2006 draft.

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.

Two prominent Minnesota businessmen are seeking to become minority owners of the Star Tribune.

I've spent several thousand words discussing roster moves the Tigers are faced with in terms of free agents and arbitration eligible players.

Tigers' Miguel Cabrera, right, is congratulated at home by Magglio Ordonez and Carlos Guillen after Cabrera hit a two-run home run against the Minnesota Twins.

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.

It was the second year in a row that the offense seemed to perform below expectations, after having a huge season in 2007.

Curtis Granderson and Marcus Thames each hit solo home runs and Miguel Cabrera knocked in a pair as the Detroit Tigers held on to defeat the Chicago White Sox, 6-4, salvaging a win in the three-game series at Comerica Park.

The Detroit Tigers were three games up in the American League Central with four to play, and they blew the division.

Baseball is a game of failures. It is a game in which three hits -- and seven outs -- in 10 at-bats is considered successful.

The playoffs would have been a little different this weekend if the Tigers hadn't come knocking on the Florida Marlins door in 2007.

Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski addresses the media during a news conference in Detroit, two days after the team's season ended in Minnesota.

The more you look at it, the more you realize how immensely challenging the offseason will be for the Tigers.