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  1. After he was tagged for five runs, allowing seven hits — including a pair of home runs — and issued four walks, Justin Verlander's ERA climbed to a season-high 3.72. (Elizabeth Conley/The Detroit News)

    'Vintage' Justin Verlander missing in shaky outing vs. Orioles

    Another oddly ineffective outing for the Tigers' ace Tuesday night that left many at Comerica Park shaking their head. Verlander included, though his visible frustration centered more on the near-misses at home plate — he questioned umpire Mike Winters more than once, then later apologized for showing him up — than what's missing in the bigger picture.

  1. Crawford brothers unite kids, NBA players

    Brothers Jordan, left, and Joe Crawford, who went to Renaissance High, want to help Metro Detroit kids. (Ricardo Thomas/Detroit News) The first time the Crawford brothers saw an NBA player in person was during a camp in Detroit. It was former Pistons forward Grant Hill. The boys were mesmerized. They knew they wanted to follow in his footsteps.

  2. Justin Verlander struggles as Orioles topple Tigers

    Justin Verlander allowed five runs on seven hits in five innings, his ERA climbing to a season high 3.72 in the process. (Elizabeth Conley/The Detroit News)For just the second time in his career, Justin Verlander allowed a three-run home run and a two-run home run in the same game — about as unexpected as it gets when he's pitching, in other words.

  3. Three-year, $22.5M deal with Pavel Datsyuk gives Wings 'good feeling'

    Pavel Datsyuk led the Red Wings in scoring with 49 points (15 goals and 34 assists) while playing all but one game (47 games) this past season. (David Guralnick / Detroit News)The core of the Red Wings isn't going anywhere for a long while. General manager Ken Holland made sure of that Tuesday, as Pavel Datsyuk and the Red Wings agreed to a three-year extension (through 2017) worth $22.5 million.

  4. Tigers' top pick Jonathon Crawford will fit right in

    Florida pitcher Jonathon Crawford was drafted No. 1 by a team that foresees him as a starter in Detroit. (Doug McSchooler/Associated Press)One look at that fastball velocity and the heft of his slider, and it was clear Jonathon Crawford fit the typical draft-day profile for the Tigers.

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