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Jamie Samuelsen's Blog: Granderson trade talk shows Tigers are reining in purse strings
Jamie Samuelsen, the sports director for the "Deminski & Doyle" morning show on WCSX-FM , blogs for freep.com. His opinions do not necessarily reflect those of the Detroit Free Press nor its writers.
Jamie Samuelsen's blog: Season awards sum up '09 Tigers
Think either Rick Porcello or Justin Verlander got jobbed in the voting for their respective AL awards? Sorry to dredge up the season and the slow, dripping September giveaway.
Tigers pitcher Rick Porcello finishes third in AL rookie voting
When Tigers right-hander Rick Porcello held the Twins to two runs in the tiebreaker playoff game, he earned at least one first-place vote for American League rookie of the year.
Cabrera, Verlander, Porcello win 2009 DIBS Honors
Cabrera and Verlander each received 20 first-place votes. Cabrera had a .942 on-base percentage plus slugging average , which was good for fifth in the American League.
Porcello contending for rookie honors
For a 20-year-old thrust into the Major Leagues, Rick Porcello defied a lot of expectations this year to reach some lofty marks and earn mention in the same sentence with Dwight Gooden.
NJ native Andrew Bailey wins American League Rookie of the Year honors
Voorhees, N.J., native and A's closer Andrew Bailey capped a stellar debut season on Monday when he was named American League Rookie of the Year.
The Baseball Writers' Association of America will hand out their first two postseason awards on Monday, as the American and National League Rookies of the Year will be announced.
Tigers' Rick Porcello finishes 3rd in AL rookie voting
Oakland A's right-handed reliever Andrew Bailey has won the American League rookie of the year award.
Tigers' Cale Iorg heating up in fall league
Tigers prospect Cale Iorg probably wishes Sunday wasn't a day off in the Arizona Fall League.
Tigers' Justin Verlander, Rick Porcello await announcements of American League pitching honors
What are the chances of Rick Porcello winning the Rookie of the Year Award or Justin Verlander taking the Cy Young Award? Their pitching statistics suggest both could finish first.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Jeff Niemann says being considered for rookie of the year is plenty
RHP Jeff Niemann said the offseason has given him a chance to finally reflect and soak in what a roller-coaster rookie year he had.
Take It to the Bank: These Will Be the 2009 MLB Awards
The World Series is over, and free agency will kick off soon. Baseballs 2009 awards will out in just days, and ill get strait to the point.
Report: Tigers may trade Jackson
With Justin Verlander, 27 next season, Rick Porcello, 21, and Edwin Jackson, 26, Tigers fans probably thought their team would have the nucleus of a dominant rotation for years to come.
MLB Awards: American League Rookie of the Year - Elvis Andrus
The voting was close, but our Examiner.com voting panel chose speed and defense over pitching in the selection for the American League Rookie of the Year.
Tigers announce bevy of roster moves
They are: Mike Hollimon was outrighted to Toledo Marcus Thames and Matt Treanor have been removed from the roster and are now free agents Jeff Larish and Joel Zumaya have been reinstated from the disabled list Jay Sborz had his contract purchased from Toledo Thoughts The Hollimon move isn't surprising.
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Rick Porcello honored by Detroit Sports Broadcasters' Association
In what could be a precursor of awards to come, the Detroit Sports Broadcasters' Association named Rick Porcello the Detroit Tigers' Rookie of the Year for 2008 according to the Detroit News.
Editor's note: Our reporting team will have periodic updates from Minneapolis leading up to the Tigers-Twins one-game playoff at 5 p.m. today.
Tigers wishing Casper Wells progresses
As mentioned a time or two before, the Tigers should get a surprise from one of their young outfielders during 2010 spring training.
Every year, the passage into October marks the beginning of baseball's postseason, when some of the game's greatest heroes and moments are born.
Tigers confirm interest in Chapman
Add the Tigers to the meeting list for Cuban pitcher Aroldis Chapman as he talks with Major League teams.
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