If you’re new here and like what you see, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Need more info on what subscribing entails? Here’s a primer. Thanks for visiting!A look back at the year that was 2007 here at the Detroit Tigers Weblog…
January
The Tigers inked Timo Perez and Bobby Seay. [...]
Tiger Tales: A Detroit Tigers Blog: Run Preventing Events - 2007
Lee looks at RPE’s for the Tigers in 2007.
Project Prospect - Detroit Tigers Top 5
Mike R wrote up the top 5 prospect list for Project Prospect.
UMHoops.com
Plugging a fellow blogger here. Dylan has launched what looks to be an excellent blog about UM Hoops. [...]
There are a few items that didn’t fit into the other posts about the outfield park factors that I wanted to wrap up.
First I wanted to acknowledge some other work that was done. Chone calculated outfield park factors in the fall of 2006. I either missed this or completely forgot having [...]
I just wanted to take a moment to wish everybody a happy and healthy holiday season. May you be safe in your travels.
For Tigers fans I think we’ve already received some pretty nice presents. Here’s hoping that Miguel Cabrera’s stocking gets stuffed with a nice fat contract extension in the not-too-distant future.
I also [...]
I didn’t really expect to be writing another post about Chad Durbin. Sure, I was going to include a link at some point that he had signed with the Phillies, but that was just going to be a bullet point. But while reading Bless You Boys this morning, it was brought to my [...]
Curtis Granderson is hosting a celebrity basketball game to benefit Grand Kids Foundation. The game will take place at Avondale High School on the evening of January 26th. The confirmed participants so far include Tyrone Wheatley, Andre Weathers, Courtney Hawkins, Jeff Grayer, Anthony Dirrell, and Rashad Evans.
The Grand Kids Foundation aims to enrich [...]
The Tigers and Dontrelle Willis agreed on a 3 year contract. The Tigers will pay Willis $7 million in 2008, $10 million in 2009, and $12 million in 2010.
It’s a very reasonable deal with limited downside. The surge in homers and walks last year was disturbing, but he should benefit from Comerica Park’s [...]
Earlier in the week, I questioned the widely held belief of whether with an outfield like Comerica Park’s the Tigers should have 2 centerfielder-types to man the large left and center fields. Using park factors and looking at the rate at which balls in the air drop in for hits, we saw that fewer [...]
AROUND THE HORN: Robertson seeks long-term contract
Nate looks to get locked up. I could see a 3 year deal with a 4th year option.
Invterview with Pat Neshek
Seth talks with Tigers nemesis Pat Neshek
Scout.com: TigsTown Winter Notebook: 12/17/07
A run down of how Tigers are doing in the winter leagues
“How big is it?”
You need 3 center fielders to cover all the ground out there
Okay, as a joke it’s awful, but it is a common statement amongst Tigers fans. At the very least the belief is that multiple center fielder type players are required to man left and center fields. When you look [...]
Tiger Tales: A Detroit Tigers Blog: FIP Analysis for Tiger starters in 2007
Price limited to Tigers color
This is for the best. Price is okay doing color commentary, but the play by play innings were often times difficult to follow
The Detroit Tiger Weblog ยป Tigers lock up Bonderman
A rough health weekend here in the billfer [...]
After an obscene amount of coverage for an event that will change baseball forever, the long awaited Mitchell report was released today. In it we learned that it is hard to get dirt on people if you don’t have any legal authority to make them tell you stuff. And if the stuff is [...]