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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.
Culling the Bill James Handbook
At one time it was the only place to easily find a number of uncommon stats. Sites like Fangraphs and Baseball Reference and the rise of Pitch F/X data make some of these stats easier to come by, but the Handbook is still a trove of baseball stats.
Big Ten standings and another look at first-place Iowa's rally
Public elementary school libraries in Michigan are getting copies of a book by Detroit Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson.
Video: Highlights from Illinois' 38-13 victory against Michigan
Tigers outfielder Curtis Granderson continued his offseason recognitions binge by winning the Man of the Year award Friday morning.
Team 106: The 2002 Detroit Tigers
Best Transaction: Couple of decent moves here, actually. First, the Tigers drafted Curtis Granderson and Joel Zumaya in this draft, nothing to sneeze at there.
Granderson earns Marvin Miller Man of the Year award
Detroit Tigers outfielder Curtis Granderson was named the recipient of the 2009 Marvin Miller Man of the Year award.
Tigers' Curtis Granderson on magazine's "Best-Dressed" list
He was named to his first American League All-Star team this season. And now Detroit Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson has been recognized for the way he looks in something beside a baseball uniform.
Juan Pierre for Carlos Guillen?
There's some speculation Dodgers outfielder Juan Pierre is the player the Tigers are targeting to acquire this winter.
Leading off... #28 Curtis Granderson
We all witnessed Curtis' regression this year as far as his avg. was concerned. We also saw his struggles against lefthanded pitching.
Curtis Granderson's Book All You Can Be Donated to All Public Elementary School Libraries
October 21, 2009 LANSING - All public elementary school libraries in Michigan soon will be receiving a copy of Detroit Tigers' Curtis Granderson's new book.
Tigers leftfielder Carlos Guillen, Jim Leyland have long talk
Tigers manager Jim Leyland said Tuesday that he and Carlos Guillen have "no hard feelings" toward each other and that Guillen remains the Tigers' full-time leftfielder.
How the Tigers can stay in contention
In discussing the Tigers' off-season with various baseball wizards and how a team that finished 86-77 the past season can avoid falling beneath .500 in 2010, I've come away with the following thoughts, which are either daring, prophetic, or sure to be regretted: Dave Dombrowski, the Tigers president and general manager, tends to act aggressively ...
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.
Five Tigers coaches back; Van Slyke leaving
First-base coach Andy Van Slyke won't return to the Detroit Tigers next season because he has decided to pursue other opportunities, the team announced today.
Casselberry: Plate Discipline: The Detroit Tigers' Mantra Next Season?
And this all started with a can of Sardinha! It can result in some tedious baseball.
Tigers and Granderson agree on five-year contract
Outfielder Curtis Granderson and the Detroit Tigers agreed to a five-year contract, the Major League Baseball club said on Monday.
John Lowe Inflicts His Ignorance on Unsuspecting Tigers Fans
Dear John Lowe: RBI are a product of runners on base. The Tigersa No. 3 and No.5 hitters had relatively low RBI totals because Curtis Granderson and Placido Polanco were never on base.
Buzz: Braves want OF, Tigers should trade OF
David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution thinks the Braves will discuss trading for Rangers OF Nelson Cruz , since they are looking for a right-handed power bat with speed.
Tigers' version of 'Death Not An Option'; Jim Leyland versus Dave Dombrowski
One of the things I miss the most about the "Stoney and Wojo" show are the goofy games we sometimes would play.
Double Trouble: a threat died in the ninth when Curtis Granderson was doubled up on a line out.
Second prize: Be serious. No such thing. Other than a sad flight home to Detroit On Alexi Cassilla's single to right off Fernando Rodney in the 12th inning, driving in the speedy Carlos Gomez from second base, the Minnesota Twins -- with a 6-5 victory -- completed their improbable surge to overtake the Tigers and win the American League Central.
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