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  • mfbmike
    Goat****er
    • Nov 2008
    • 4793



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    • Woy
      RIP West
      • Dec 2008
      • 16372

      Very nice catch, and win to boot mike.



      ^ Shouts to MvP for the sick sig. GFX TEAM BACK

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      • mfbmike
        Goat****er
        • Nov 2008
        • 4793



        Late Inning Collapse Leads To Tigers 3 Game Win Streak Being Snapped

        (35-23) @ (28-31)


        Mike Hessman continues to impress off the bench, hitting his 3rd home run of the season in the losing effort.

        The Tigers fell to the division rival White Sox in Chicago tonight, ending a 3-game winning streak. Detroit played Chicago tough on he road, but ended up on the wrong side of the 604 decision at U.S. Cellular Field. Rick Porcello was the starter and loser, despite giving up only 5 hits (and 4 runs) in a relatively short outing (6 and a third innings). Miguel Cabrera sparked the offense, going 2 for 4 and driving in a run.

        Adam Everett is listed as day to day after leaving the game early with a bruised shin. Everett also commited 2 throwing errors in tonight's matchup which was a factor in the Tigers loss, more than likely due to pain in the shin.

        The Tigers and White Sox play game 3 tomorrow night, with Dontrelle Willis (6-1 , 3.78 ERA) and Mark Buehrle (5-3 , 6.44 ERA) the probable starters.



        Tigers Pitching:
        Rick Porcello (L, 4-4) 6.1IP | 5H | 3ER | 0BB | 4SO | 3.64 ERA
        Bobby Seay (BS, 2) 0.2IP | 3H | 2ER | 0BB | 0SO | 4.50 ERA
        Nate Robertson 1IP | 0H | 0ER | 0BB | 0SO | 4.00 ERA

        White Sox Pitching:
        Bartolo Colon 6IP | 6H | 3ER | 0BB | 6SO | 5.28 ERA
        Octavio Dotel (W, 4-1) 1IP | 0H | 0ER | 0BB | 0SO | 4.24 ERA
        Matt Thornton (H, 8) 0.1IP | 0H | 0ER | 0BB | 0SO | 2.97 ERA
        Scott Linebrink (H, 8) 0.2IP | 1H | 0ER | 0BB | 0SO | 2.57 ERA
        Bobby Jenks (S, 13) 1IP | 2H | 1ER | 1BB | 1SO | 6.13 ERA

        Tigers Lineup:
        LF Josh Anderson 1-3
        CF Curtis Granderson 1-4 | 2K
        DH Carlos Guillen 1-5 | K
        1B Miguel Cabrera 2-4 | K
        2B Michael Young 1-4
        3B Mike Hessman 1-4 | K
        RF Marcus Thames 0-3 | BB | K
        C Matt Treanor 0-3 | K
        SS Adam Everett 0-3

        PH Magglio Ordonez 1-1
        PH Gerald Laird 1-1

        HR: Hessman (3)
        RBI: Cabrera (50) , Anderson (9) , Hessman (7) , Guillen (19)
        R: Anderson , Granderson , Hessman , Thames
        HBP: Anderson 2
        SAC: Granderson

        E: Everett 2 (9)

        SB: Granderson (19) , Anderson (18)

        White Sox Lineup:
        CF Dewayne Wise 0-4 | K
        2B Chris Getz 2-4
        LF Carlos Quentin 1-4
        1B Jim Thome 1-4 | 2K
        RF Jermaine Dye 1-4
        DH Paul Konerko 1-3
        C A.J. Pierzynski 1-3 | K
        SS Alexei Ramirez 0-3
        3B Josh Fields 1-3

        HR: Quentin (13) , Fields (3)
        RBI: Ramirez (27) , Quentin (33) , Thome (54) , Pierzynski (24) , Fields 2 (10)
        R: Getz , Quentin , Dye , Konerko , Pierzynski , Fields
        GIDP: Quentin

        Player Of The Game:

        Josh Fields

        Fields hit a 2 run shot to end the 7th that would put the White Sox out in front far enough to take game 2.
        Last edited by mfbmike; 07-15-2009, 10:14 PM.

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        • mfbmike
          Goat****er
          • Nov 2008
          • 4793

          Man, that game fell right through my fingertips.

          Fuckin Everett. I guess making him play through the pain of a bruised shin wasn't a good idea. For as much as a defensive phenom this guy is in real life, 9 errors already on the year? Pretty worthless with the bat too.

          Mix in those 2 errors with a mental lapse on my part. I thought there was 2 outs in that 7th inning and actually got them to hit into a double play. Only thing is, there was only 1 out. So I throw to 1st, a run scores and with me feeling like an asshole already, Fields comes in and hits a 2 run blast.

          I managed to bring a run home in the 9th and get the bases loaded, but just couldn't get the big hit to force it into extras. That's why you saw I pinch hitted with Maggs and Laird. Treanor and Everett were wearing collars.

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          • mfbmike
            Goat****er
            • Nov 2008
            • 4793



            Tigers Lose Game, D-Train; Look To Split Series In Game 4

            (35-24) @ (29-31)


            Dontrelle Willis was spinning a gem before having to leave the game early with a shoulder injury.

            The Tigers gave their AL Central foes a solid fight tonight, but in the end the White Sox picked up a 2-1 victory at U.S. Cellular Field. Zach Miner, who gave up 1 run and 6 hits in 2 and two thirds innings took the loss in relief after coming into game immediately after starter Dontrelle Willis left the game with a shoulder injury. Adam Everett knocked in 1 run and went 2 for 3 to provide some offense for the Tigers.

            The Tigers will look to split the 4 game series in the series finale tomorrow night with their big gun on the mound as Justin Verlander (5-4 , 2.55 ERA) will take on the White Sox and John Danks (4-3 , 3.82 ERA) in Chicago.



            Tigers Pitching:
            Dontrelle Willis 5.1IP | 6H | 1ER | 0BB | 3SO | 3.63 ERA
            Zach Miner 2.2IP | 6H | 1ER | 0BB | 1SO | 4.50 ERA

            White Sox Pitching:
            Mark Buerhle 7.1IP | 8H | 1ER | 0BB | 1SO | 4.14 ERA
            Franklyn German (W, 1-0) 0.2IP | 0H | 0ER | 0BB | 0SO | 7.16 ERA
            Bobby Jenks (S, 14) 1IP | 0H | 0ER | 0BB | 0SO | 5.74 ERA

            Tigers Lineup:
            CF Curtis Granderson 2-4
            2B Michael Young 1-4
            RF Magglio Ordonez 0-4
            1B Miguel Cabrera 0-4
            LF Carlos Guillen 1-4 | K
            DH Marcus Thames 0-4
            3B Brandon Inge 2-3
            PH Gerald Laird 0-3
            SS Adam Everett 2-3

            2B: Granderson (11)
            RBI: Everett (9)
            R: Inge
            HBP: Anderson 2
            SAC: Granderson

            CS: Granderson (8)

            White Sox Lineup:
            SS Alexei Ramirez 1-4
            2B Chris Getz 4-4
            LF Carlos Quentin 2-4
            1B Jim Thome 1-4
            RF Jermaine Dye 1-4 | K
            DH Paul Konerko 0-3 | 2K
            C A.J. Pierzynski 1-3 | K
            3B Josh Fields 1-3
            CF Brian Anderson 1-3

            2B: Getz (16) , Anderson (6)
            RBI: Thome (55) , Getz (33)
            R: Getz , Anderson
            GIDP: Quentin , Fields

            Player Of The Game:

            Chris Getz

            In a game where runs were scarce, Getz hit 4 for 4 with a run and an RBI.

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            • Justo
              GFX Crew
              • Dec 2008
              • 3734

              hopefully he didn't tear his rotator cuff cuz they do have career ending injuries in The Show

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              • Macken
                Blah
                • Oct 2008
                • 7185

                what game is this on?

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                • Miggy
                  The Situation
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 2874

                  LOL @ the D-Train... hey mike remember when Dontrelle was down here and a person always brought a little train to the stadium so they could mark the K's he got..... I always LOL'ed at that

                  Miguel Cabrera 0-4 ? :'(
                  [10-08, 21:30] JayDizzle An alligator will kill you the fuck dead

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                  • mfbmike
                    Goat****er
                    • Nov 2008
                    • 4793



                    Tigers Disabled List A Revolving Door Of Sorts



                    Despite the Tigers success in the 1st half of the 2009 season, the Tigers DL has been a revolving door, with players seemingly coming on and off the DL, causing the Tigers roster to constantly fluctuate.

                    The latest addition to the Tigers DL is starting pitcher Dontrelle Willis. The Tigers have placed the D-Train on the 15-day disabled list with inflammation in his throwing shoulder.

                    To date this season, he is 6.1 with a 3.63 ERA. Needless to say, Dontrelle looks to be returning to the form that won him 22 games in 2005.

                    "He said he's all right. He's tough. He wants to compete," Tigers Manager Jim Leyland said of Willis.

                    "They're going to do everything they can to get me back on the mound. It could've been a lot worse," Willis said.

                    Zach Miner will slide into the #5 spot in the Tigers pitching rotation in the meantime.

                    With Willis heading to the DL, second baseman Placido Polanco has been cleared to return after suffering a broken forearm on a stolen base attempt nearly 2 months ago.

                    Adam Everett (batting .219 on the season with 9 errors) is currently nursing a bruised shin will likely be relocated to the bench with Polanco returning. Michael Young, who was playing second in Polanco's absence will return to his natural position and start at short.

                    Polanco was batting .287 with 4 stolen bases before the injury.

                    Tigers Updated Lineup:

                    LF Josh Anderson
                    CF Curtis Granderson
                    RF Magglio Ordonez
                    1B Miguel Cabrera
                    SS Michael Young
                    DH Carlos Guillen
                    2B Placido Polanco
                    3B Brandon Inge
                    C Gerald Laird

                    Bench:

                    SS Adam Everett
                    LF Marcus Thames
                    3B/1B Mike Hessman
                    2B/OF Ryan Raburn
                    C Matt Treanor
                    Last edited by mfbmike; 07-16-2009, 11:21 AM.

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                    • TheSanchize
                      #1 Mets and Jets Fan
                      • Jun 2009
                      • 2741

                      ouch man yikes
                      "Baseball is 90% mental, and the other half is physical. -Yogi Berra

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                      • mfbmike
                        Goat****er
                        • Nov 2008
                        • 4793

                        Originally posted by Justo
                        hopefully he didn't tear his rotator cuff cuz they do have career ending injuries in The Show
                        Not sure, thankfully it isn't that bad. :sheep:

                        Originally posted by Macken
                        what game is this on?
                        :confused2:

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                        • mfbmike
                          Goat****er
                          • Nov 2008
                          • 4793

                          Yeah. Santiago was pretty worthless. Everett is decent. He's hitting about .210 which is the norm for him. I just can't understand why he already has 9 errors. He makes absolute web gems at times and then commits throwing errors on routine ground balls. More than anyone else on my team. Boggles my mind.

                          Yeah, Guillen was playing 3rd when Inge went out and at one point (right before he got injured), had him playing 2nd (because of how long Polanco was out).

                          Larish is doing well in Triple A if I remember correctly. I'll give you a full statline when I get home from work today. It's just that I don't have room for him with Cabrera having yet to miss a game so far this season. Not to mention Hessman can cover 1st in the case Cabrera needs a day off.

                          I'm hoping Polanco can come back and hit for close to .300 like he was previously doing. I could really use some more production out of the bottom half of my lineup.

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                          • mfbmike
                            Goat****er
                            • Nov 2008
                            • 4793

                            Yeah, guys who can hit .300 year after year don't grow on trees.

                            I was considering going back to the old lineup of Granderson hitting leadoff and Polanco 2nd but it's a matter of seeing how this lineup works. Granderson is having a great year hitting in the #2 spot with his power/speed combination behind Anderson.

                            I'm content with the batting order setup the way it is as of right now. Hopefully, it works come game time.

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                            • mfbmike
                              Goat****er
                              • Nov 2008
                              • 4793

                              Wow, payback's a bitch. Carlos Quentin just leaped up and robbed Magglio of a 2 run homer. :pissed:

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                              • mfbmike
                                Goat****er
                                • Nov 2008
                                • 4793

                                Update coming.

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