Detroit Tigers Notes And Quotes 5-6-11
Brennan Boesch is 4-for-7 in two games at the third spot in manager Jim Leyland's batting order.
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Brennan Boesch is 4-for-7 in two games at the third spot in manager Jim Leyland's batting order.
It doesn't matter what the book of world records says, Jim Leyland now has the mark for holding one's breath.
Brennan Boesch homered and drove in three runs, and the Detroit Tigers took advantage of some sloppy fielding by the New York Yankees in a 6-3 victory Thursday.
Coach Jim Schwartz admitted he was surprised when he saw the outfit defensive tackle Nick Fairley was wearing at the draft in New York City.
The Red Wings can storm the net and dominate. They can get great play from goalie Jimmy Howard, and they can take games into overtime.
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Jalen also talked about why Chris Webber wouldn't do the Fab Five Documentary along with the current state of the Pistons and what needs to be done to fix them.
Carlos Guillen (left knee microfracture surgery in September 2010) went on the 15-day disabled list March 30. He remained at the team's Florida camp in early April to rehab.
A.J. Burnett just finished another solid April for the New York Yankees. Winning in May has been tougher for Burnett since joining the club in 2009.
Penalty-killing, a season-long issue with the Wings, has cost them in this series.
The Red Wings can't escape the sense of deja vu in this year's Western Conference semifinal against San Jose.
The Detroit Red Wings played their best game of the Western Conference semifinals.
Max Scherzer turned in a dazzling performance, eight shutout innings with all of his pitches effective, to improve to 5-0. Scherzer struck out a season-high nine, six of them on changeups, and allowed four hits and two walks.
It wasn't broken the first time he tried it, so Jim Leyland isn't likely to try fixing the Tigers' new lineup.
Capturing the Stanley Cup championship might be the most difficult task in professional team sports.