Tigers looked sharp over the weekend, they look to extend the hot streak against the Royals starting tonight.
Bondo can only get better, as his last three starts have seen him allow 16 ER in 15.1 IPs. As a team the Royals are 2nd in the majors with a .275 BA, but they are a light-hitting team who doesn’t walk much, as their OPS is .722, 9th in the AL. (Compared to the Tigers .750 OPS, 7th in the AL.)
Chen has only made it out of the 6th inning twice this year, though he did beat the Tigers on June 4th after allowing 2 runs on 4 hits in 5 innings. On the season he’s 8-6 with a 4.61 ERA, and a Tiger friendly 1.51 WHIP.
Two hits for Inge would put him at 1,000 for his career, or 67 less than his career strikeout total.
Tonight’s Casper Wells lineup is brought to you by the Marlboro Man.
Jackson – CF
Rhymes – 2B
Damon – DH
Cabrera – 1B
Raburn – LF
Peralta – SS
Inge – 3B
Wells – RF
Laird – C
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This is from ESPN.COM
Detroit Tigers outfielder Johnny Damon confirmed to reporters Monday that he has been claimed on waivers by the Red Sox and that he has until Wednesday to decide whether he would waive his no-trade clause to return to Fenway Park.
Steve
Is Casper a RH Brennan, or is Brennan a LH Casper?
And I’m really liking Wee Willie Rhymes. Dear Carlos: please get well…but slowly…
Has the old Bonderman returned? Horrid first inning, solid from then on?
Intentionally walk Cabrera to pitch to Raburn? Ooh, you’re askin’ for trouble…
Say what you want about this disappointing season, but at least at the moment we’re beating the crap out of the Indians and Royals, like we should.
Read all about it:
TIGERS CONFIDENTIAL: The Untold Story of the 2008 Season by Andy VanSlyke and Jim Hawkins.
Yeah, but this would be way more fun against just about anyone else.
Kevin — Nice job on the game threads. I enjoy the info you provide.
Gracias!
Laird went 1 for 5 and actually raised his average…..nuff said!