American League Central News

Ken Rosenthal has been the senior baseball writer for FOXSports.com since Aug. 2005. He appears weekly on the FSN Baseball Report and MLB on FOX.

The Detroit Tigers have either maintained or lowered both season ticket and individual game tickets for 2010.

Cleveland The Indians have hired of Sandy Alomar Jr. as the team's First Base Coach.

Ron Gardenhire has long been considered one of baseballa s best managers. A In 2009, he proved his mettle once again by leading the Minnesota Twins to yet another division title in the American League Central.

Sandy Alomar Jr. is back with the Cleveland Indians. The popular former All-Star catcher has been hired by new Indians manager Manny Acta as a first-base coach.

Zack Greinke won the American League Cy Young Award on Tuesday, beating out Felix Hernandez after a spectacular season short on wins but long on domination.

Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN -- The 2009 American League Central Division Champion Minnesota Twins today unveiled new official team marks, logos and team uniforms to be worn during the team's inaugural season at Target Field, America's newest and most intimate ballpark.

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.

Nobody could blame 42-year-old Omar Vizquel if he wants to end his sparkling career with a pennant contender.

All four of the Tigers' competitors in the A.L. Central made moves Friday. Here's how those moves look through the Tigers lens: White Sox: They let go of right fielder Jermaine Dye, 35, when they didn't pick up his $12 million noption for next season.

The Angels have one of baseball's top annual infield prospects in Brandon Wood, a defensive shortstop in Maicer Izturis, and more depth in the infield.

The agent for Carl Pavano scheduled a meeting with Twins General Manager Bill Smith today, to give the Twins first crack at the righthander's services before Pavano hits the free agent market.

Just a month after taking their final swings in the Metrodome, the Minnesota Twins this week advertised their move to the greener pastures of Target Field.

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.

In this year of change, healthcare reform and rising unemployment, the White Sox played the role of clunkers.

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.

The Detroit Tigers might be looking to shed some of their key players, if rumors coming out of the general mangers' meetings in Chicago are true.

The Chicago White Sox are reportedly close to acquiring utility player Mark Teahen from the Kansas City Royals.

In 1979, Tom Brookens got a call from Jim Leyland, then coach of the Detroit Tigers' Triple-A affiliate in Evansville, Ind., letting him know that he had been promoted to the Major Leagues.

By now you probably have a good idea of who the Tigers' free agents are: Fernando Rodney and Brandon Lyon; Placido Polanco and Adam Everett; Jarrod Washburn and Aubrey Huff.