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Tigers remain team built to contend
The Tigers' moves this offseason, and their lack of other moves, leave Detroit with several questions heading into 2010 -- some about the roster, others about core players, still others about the club in general.
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Tigers face tough decisions with 40-man roster, free agents
Two weeks have passed since the World Series ended and only one more day remains before open season kicks off for free agents, and teams are required to finalize 40-man rosters.
Are the Detroit Tigers in fire sale mode? In 2009 the Detroit Tigers had the fifth largest MLB payroll , and they failed to win their division, and they failed to make the playoffs.
Now What? Looking at The 2010 Tigers
The 2009 season ended with disappointment for the Detroit Tigers. This off season the Tigers will have a number of roster decisions.
Quake made World Series one to remember
As a note of thanks, the San Francisco Giants invited many of the minor-league coaches to Game 3 of the 1989 World Series.
Twins need to fina a way to stave off elimination
Over the past three-plus weeks, the Minnesota Twins have managed to carve out a fine existence as a team which has performed best when its collective back is against the wall.
Michael Rosenberg: Three Tigers questions
Why did manager Jim Leyland pull Rick Porcello with two outs in the sixth after 92 pitches? He had exceeded that pitch count in each of his four previous starts.
White Sox pick up options on Garcia, Thornton
The Chicago White Sox on Tuesday picked up the 2010 contract options for right-handed starter Freddy Garcia and left- handed reliever Matt Thornton.
Playoff-hungry Tigers return to dome
After all this, the Tigers still control their own destiny. They're just destined for a much tougher place Tuesday.
Tigers turn to rookie in crucial game
If the Tigers are going to control their own division destiny now, they'll have to win out.
Great grab preserves title shot
Carlos Quentin's floater to centre field hanging gently in the air, Detroit Tigers centre-fielder Curtis Granderson charged with every ounce of energy he could muster.
Tigers lose, tied with Twins for AL Central lead
The AL Central has come down to the final day. The Detroit Tigers dropped into a first-place tie with Minnesota, looking listless Saturday night in a 5-1 loss to Freddy Garcia and the Chicago White Sox.
Tigers can clinch Central title with victory Thursday
This has nothing to do with what might happen at Comerica Park today. Absolutely nothing.
It's challenging making out a lineup for these big games against the Tigers . Twins manager Ron Gardenhire has a daily decision to make.
Yankees wait to set their playoff schedule
As a reward for compiling the best record in the American League, the Yankees get to choose what schedule they want for their first-round division series.
Eddie Bonine Wins First Game of the Season
Former Wolf Pack pitcher Eddie Bonine won his first game of the season on Wednesday night in the Tigers' 7-2 win over the Twins.
Figaro named Saturday starter for Tigers
Alfredo Figaro will make his first start in three months in the thick of a pennant race on the next-to-last day of the regular season.
Denard Span's catch in right ruined Tigers' chance
No ground gained, no ground lost. At the end of a long day and night of baseball on Tuesday, the Tigers still lead the Minnesota Twins by two games.
As close a race as is the American League Central, a winner already has emerged as the Tigers and Twins battle to the wire: it's the New York Yankees, the winner's Division Series opponent.
White Sox 2, Tigers 0: Jake Peavy looks pretty good to Detroit
Chicago -- Nothing's wrong with Jake Peavy. The Tigers can attest to that. Making his second start since coming back from an ankle injury that sidelined him much of the season, Peavy blanked the Tigers for seven innings on Friday night and was the winning pitcher in a 2-0 victory at U.S. Cellular Field.
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