What do we like about the Tigers? Well, Miggy and Verlander are a start. We'll have more and also include some dislikes, too.
'Tis the season for gift giving. In the spirit of Christmas and the holiday season, here are some gift ideas for the 15 AL teams.
The Tigers evened the best-of-seven ALCS against the Red Sox with a 7-3 win in Game 4 Wednesday night. Let's throw around the five letter grades, shall we?
The Tigers' rotation took control of the ALCS. The Tiger bullpen gave it back. The rotation is good enough to win a title, but will the bullpen lose it first?
In Game 2 of the ALCS, the Red Sox came back from the brink of defeat for an impossible comeback win. Now it's time to grade it.
Thanks to David Ortiz the Red Sox came back to steal Game 2 of the ALCS on Sunday night.
Tigers reliever Al Alburquerque snuck up on the Red Sox by using his fastball in big spots in Game 1.
Saturday's 1-0 game in the NLCS lasted barely 2 1/2 hours. Saturday's 1-0 game in the ALCS lasted nearly four hours. How does that happen?
Anibal Sanchez was the American League ERA leader this season, but you wouldn't know it by the attention he doesn't get. Maybe now, after six no-hit innings in ALCS Game 1, that can change.

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