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Amid it all, there have been some high highs - Prince Fielder leaving! Erin Andrews single! - and some low lows, including bankruptcy and errant skydivers.
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Amid it all, there have been some high highs - Prince Fielder leaving! Erin Andrews single! - and some low lows, including bankruptcy and errant skydivers.
"I'm not really sure where that comes from other than people continuing to talk about it," Dombrowski said, "but the reality is it's not true."
The Boston Red Sox finalized their two-year deal with first baseman Mike Napoli on Thursday, bringing back one of the biggest hitters from the World Series team..
The Detroit Tigers accomplished another goal during their busy offseason, adding depth to their bullpen with Joba Chamberlain.
Baseball officials are up front about this: They want to ban home-plate collisions to guard their investments.
Major League Baseball has announced a proposal to eliminate the home plate collision as part of a plan to make the game safer for catchers and base runners.
Major League Baseball said Wednesday it intends to eliminate home plate collisions by 2015 at the latest.
In 2011, Kemp hit .324 with 39 home runs and 126 RBIs.
The Tigers hoped to sign an extension with Scherzer before free agency. It now looks like that may not happen.
Detroit Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski is at it again.
The senior vice president of the Baseball Hall of Fame is retiring at the end of the year.
In the press conference in which the Detroit Tigers officially announced the signing of closer Joe Nathan, perhaps the most interesting news that emerged had nothing to do with Nathan.
Free agent outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury, fresh off winning the World Series with Boston, reached agreement with the rival New York Yankees on a seven-year contract worth about $153 million, a person familiar with the negotiations said Tuesday night.
General manager Dave Dombrowski knows many people will not like this trade.
In one productive day, Athletics general manager Billy Beane filled two important pitching voids.
Jhonny Peralta missed 50 games for PED use in 2013. Now he has a big new contract, and some players are none too happy about it.
Alex Rodriguez says he scoured the planet looking for "cutting edge" supplements, which miraculously led him to Miami. Alex must be the most unlucky athlete on earth, as his innocent quest for herbal truth landed him with Tony Galea and Tony Bosch.
Might Dombrowski have another massive blockbuster up his sleeve? With him, it seems it is always possible.
A full postseason share for the World Series champion Boston Red Sox was worth $307,323, down from a record $370,873 for the San Francisco Giants last year.
If Twitter is any indication, superstar Miguel Cabrera certainly seems sad to see Prince Fielder go.
Just as Leyland expects the Ballpark at Arlington to help Fielder, he expects Comerica to benefit Kinsler.
"They were looking for a power-hitting, middle-of-the-lineup-type bat," Dombrowski said. "So when you looked at it it made sense from both perspectives if a deal could work out."
This could end up being one of the greatest trades in recent Detroit history.
After Game 6 of the ALCS, Detroit Tigers slugger Prince Fielder said, "It's not really tough for me. It's over, bro." In hindsight, those words look an awful lot like foreshadowing.
The 30-year-old third baseman is the first player to win MVP in back-to-back years since Frank Thomas in 1993 and 1994.
