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Nobody — not you, me or Bill James — knows if Cespedes, 26, a bona fide star for the Cuban national team, will be able to do all that in Detroit. And for $35 million or $50 million, you’d like a little more of a guarantee.
The give-and-take for the Tigers is they’re electing to put offense over defense — but doing so with a safety-net awareness of having better defensive players they can turn to at several positions if needed.
The Tigers ace is competitive as they come — on the mound, on the golf course, and apparently with video games, too. 2K Sports this week released its commercial for MLB 2K12, for which Verlander is the cover boy.
The ballclub on Wednesday announced that six spring-training games will be televised this year, plus the exhibition in Toledo against the Mud Hens on April 4.
The door is open for a long-shot left-hander to win the fifth starting spot for the Tigers, assuming it doesn’t go to offseason leader Jacob Turner. That long shot could be 22-year-old Drew Smyly.
Cuban defector Yoenis Cespedes has been granted a visitor’s visa to travel from the Dominican Republic to the United States, and is likely to meet with the Marlins today, ESPN.com reported.
What are the chances Brandon Inge will lose his presumed job to the younger and more versatile Danny Worth? Maybe greater than most fans would think. But first a word from our actuaries.
Speaking on Tuesday at the annual “Tiger Day” of the Detroit Sports Broadcasters, the Tigers president and general manager said ticket sales since the signing of Fielder last month “have been very robust.”
Former Tigers outfielder Magglio Ordonez is drawing some interest from the A’s, Peter Gammons reported.
If a right-hander wins the Tigers' fifth starting spot, it's hardly a surprise that it could be Jacob Turner. But if a lefty emerges, it could be Drew Smyly, Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski said Tuesday.
Other news to come out of a Monday conversation with GM Dave Dombrowski: More and more, it's looking like the Tigers' fifth starting spot is Jacob Turner's to lose.
Myers talked about Lakeland’s preparations for a seven-week Tigers spring camp, which begins on Feb. 19, as well as demand for Grapefruit League tickets at Marchant Stadium.
Verlander nailed the score for Sunday night’s Super Bowl XLVI — Giants 21, Patriots 17 — as told to Scripps Howard’s Celebrity Super Bowl Poll. Of the dozens of A-listers polled, Verlander was the only celebrity to pick correctly.
The Softbank Hawks of Japan’s Pacific League signed Penny to a one-year contract. Penny went 11-11 last season as the Tigers No. 5 starter -- his only season in Detroit.
Tony Paul Here’s a big, fat “what if” for ya to chew on. Before the Tigers shipped their star center fielder, Curtis Granderson, to the Yankees in a three-team trade... Read More
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