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The Cabrera- Willis Trade - early returns

by billfer on December 4, 2007 · 27 comments

in Trades

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Baseball Prospectus | Unfiltered
Four is the number of relatively cheap arbitration-eligible seasons that the [...]

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Holy Freakin Crap

by billfer on December 4, 2007 · 97 comments

in Trades

The Tigers have pulled off a franchise altering trade today sending former first round picks Cameron Maybin and Andrew Miller, along with Mike Rabelo and 3 minor league pitchers to the Florida Marlins for Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis.
When Dave Dombrowski decides to go for it, boy does he go for it. [...]

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Rogers, Rumors, and the Winter Meetings

by billfer on December 3, 2007 · 88 comments

in 2008 Season, Contracts, Free Agents, Trade Rumors

The Winter Meetings kicked off today. My fellow bloggers have already commented on how it will be a fairly quiet meetings for the Tigers. That’s what happens when you fill your biggest needs within a couple weeks of the end of the season.
Still, I don’t think the Tigers are done this offseason. [...]

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Game 128: Yankees at Tigers

by billfer on August 24, 2007 · 440 comments

in 2007 Season, Game Post

PREGAME: The Tigers take another crack at Roger Clemens who they had no trouble hitting last week, they just had trouble scoring. The Tigers mustered 10 hits in 6 innings, but only 2 runs thanks to 8 strikeouts which all seemed to come with guys on base.
For the Tigers it will be Andrew [...]

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A different look at Andrew Miller

by billfer on June 30, 2007 · 14 comments

in 2007 Season, Pitching, Players, Research

On Sunday, June 24th Andrew Miller took center stage on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball and promptly pitched 6 shut out innings. Miller only allowed 4 hits and 2 walks and was never really threatened. Was this a dominant performance by a young stud pitcher, or just another day at the office for the [...]

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