From the monthly archives:

July 2003

30.07.2003

Danny Knobler thinks the Tigers need to make one of those trades that seems meaningless at the time (Greg Gohr for Damion Easley) that turn out to be incredibly fortunate for the Tigers. He’s not sure that Illitch has intentions of spending the money that they will save in expired contracts next year, so the [...]

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Shane Loux’s Scouting Reporting Card

29.07.2003 2 comments

Baseball Primer has an article about how scouts grade pitchers. It’s an interesting read and has a report card for Shane Loux at the end.

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Tigers Run Efficiency Average-Part 2

28.07.2003

Last Friday we looked at the Tigers offensive Run Efficiency Average. Today we’ll look at how efficient or inefficient their defense has been. Before I go any farther, if you want more information on REA or TBW, or converting TBW to runs, check out this article by Tom Tippett. Now onto the defense. Below is [...]

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Tiger Roster Moves

27.07.2003

The Tigers have been busy this weekend, with a roster move on each of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. On Friday, Bobby Higginson came off the disabled list, and AJ Hinch took his place. Higginson went 6 for 12 with two doubles this weekend. On Saturday, the Tigers demoted Steve Avery and called up Eric Eckenstahler [...]

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The Tigers’ Inefficient Runs Efficiency Average

25.07.2003 2 comments

So we know the Tigers offense has been bad. Since I’ve been writing about the Tigers for 100 games this season, I’ve run out of adjectives for bad, so let’s just stick with bad. Last night however, they managed to score 7 runs. Five out of the seven runs came courtesy of two out hits. [...]

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Well, at least the pitching is good?

22.07.2003

So the Tiger pitching staff has collapsed since the All-Star break. Is it reason to panic, or become concerned (with the Tigers is anything reason to panic?)? Absolutely not. This is a young staff and there are going to be bumps in the road. Jeremy Bonderman was the latest to get shelled. He was hit [...]

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That’s some bad baseball

18.07.2003 8 comments

I think tonight’s Sox/Tiger game had to be one of the most pitiful displays I’ve seen in a while. Given the fact I’ve been watching the Tigers all year that’s saying a lot. Each team was only credited with one error, but it should have been more. Carlos Lee and Ben Petrick both made bad [...]

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New Tiger reads

18.07.2003

There are some new (relatively) Tiger blogs. Make sure you check them out:Brian Borawski Tiger blogBaseball Pundit Also, Tigers Central has an article urging Mr. I to go out and spend some money. It’s worth a read.

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Tiger Farm Report

16.07.2003 4 comments

Without any Tiger news to report, I figured now would be a good time to look around at what is happening on the farm. AAA ToledoShane Loux is the best prospect story in Toledo. He’s likely to find his way into the Tiger rotation at some point this season. He’s 9-6 with a 3.13 ERA. [...]

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From Baseball Musings: Positive Tiger Note

14.07.2003

Baseball Musings found something good about the Tigers Double Play Rate: “One might expect, that with their anemic offense, Detroit would not have many chance to hit into DP’s, and that is true. But at 9.8% of GDP per situation, only the Texas Rangers (9.3%) have done better.”

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14.07.2003 2 comments

The Oakland Press is running a 5 part series on the demise of the Tigers since 1984. Here is the link to part 1

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It’s all about the arms…

13.07.2003 1 comment

All the Tiger news this weekend comes from the mound. Saturday saw Matt Roney battle Pedro (and hang with him). Roney’s line for the night was 6.2 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 7 K. Roney clearly likes pitching at home. In his two Comerica starts (against the Blue Jays and Red Sox) he [...]

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