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AL RSAA Runs Saved Above Average

LEADERS
1 Clay Buchholz 23
T2 Chris Sale 14
T2 Anibal Sanchez 14
T2 James Shields 14
5 Yu Darvish 13
T6 Derek Holland 12
T6 Matt Moore 12
T8 Jake Peavy 11
T8 Tanner Scheppers 11
T10 Jon Lester 10
T10 Robbie Ross 10
T10 Hiroki Kuroda 10

WORST
1 Philip Humber -21
T2 Aaron Harang -16
T2 Joe Saunders -16
T2 Vance Worley -16
T2 Brandon Maurer -16
6 Joe Blanton -14
7 Brad Peacock -13
8 Mark Buehrle -12
T9 Blake Beavan -11
T9 Mike Pelfrey -11

TEAM TOTALS
1 Rangers 58
2 White Sox 45
3 Red Sox 36
4 Yankees 30
5 Tigers 28
6 Royals 20
7 Orioles 8
8 A's -2
9 Indians -6
10 Twins -14
11 Rays -19
12 Angels -23
13 Blue Jays -35
14 Mariners -41
15 Astros -63

TIGERS
Anibal Sanchez 14
Joaquin Benoit 7
Drew Smyly 6
Doug Fister 5
Max Scherzer 5
Justin Verlander 5
Jose Valverde 4
Darin Downs 4
Al Alburquerque 2
Luke Putkonen 2
Jose Ortega 1
Evan Reed 1
Bruce Rondon -2
Phil Coke -4
Octavio Dotel -5
Brayan Villarreal -8
Rick Porcello -9

from leesininsatmreports.
through May 25.
 
AL RCAA Runs Created Above Average

LEADERS
1 Miguel Cabrera 37 *****
2 Chris Davis 31
3 Mike Trout 21
4 Evan Longoria 19
T5 Jose Bautista 16
T5 Joe Mauer 16
T5 Josh Donaldson 16
T5 Carlos Santana 16
9 Alex Gordon 14
10 Coco Crisp 12

WORST
1 Jeff Keppinger -17
2 Brian Dozier -14
3 Will Middlebrooks -13
T4 Aaron Hicks -12
T4 Victor Martinez -12
T6 Mike Moustakas -11
T6 Alex Avila -11
T6 Maicer Izturis -11
T9 Ryan Flaherty -10
T9 Alcides Escobar -10
T9 Adam Dunn -10
T9 Nolan Reimold -10

TEAM TOTALS
1 Tigers 40 *****
2 Indians 34
3 Orioles 19
4 Rays 17
T5 A's 11
T5 Angels 11
7 Red Sox 0
8 Blue Jays -5
9 Mariners -6
10 Rangers -7
11 Yankees -9
12 Royals -23
13 Twins -29
14 Astros -33
15 White Sox -54

TIGERS
Miguel Cabrera 37
Prince Fielder 10
Jhonny Peralta 8
Matt Tuiasosopo 6
Torii Hunter 4
Omar Infante 3
Andy Dirks 1
Brayan Pena 1
Austin Jackson 0
Avisail Garcia -1
Ramon Santiago -3
Don Kelly -3
Alex Avila -11
Victor Martinez -12

from leesininsatmreports.
through May 25.
 
AL FRAA Fielding Runs Above Average

LEADERS
1 Manny Machado 13
T2 Mitch Moreland 10
T2 Pedro Florimon Jr. 10
T2 Shane Victorino 10
5 Brian Dozier 9
T6 Alejandro De Aza 8
T6 Matt Dominguez 8
T6 Rajai Davis 8
T6 Colby Rasmus 8
T6 Justin Maxwell 8
T6 Adam Rosales 8

WORST
1 Adam Jones -15
2 Trevor Plouffe -11
T3 Michael Brantley -10
T3 Jose Bautista -10
T3 Chris Carter -10
6 Matt Joyce -9
T7 Howie Kendrick -8
T7 Miguel Cabrera -8
T7 J.D. Martinez -8
T7 Robbie Grossman -8
T7 Chris Davis -8
T7 Elvis Andrus -8
T7 Adrian Beltre -8

TEAM TOTALS
1 White Sox 18
2 Royals 10
3 Mariners 7
4 Blue Jays 6
5 Indians 5
6 Yankees 4
T7 Rangers 1
T7 A's 1
T9 Rays -3
T9 Orioles -3
11 Twins -5
12 Red Sox -7
13 Angels -10
14 Tigers -17
15 Astros -19

TIGERS
Andy Dirks 2
Brayan Pena 2
Jhonny Peralta 1
Omar Infante 1
Avisail Garcia 1
Victor Martinez 0
Matt Tuiasosopo 0
Torii Hunter 0
Don Kelly -1
Alex Avila -2
Ramon Santiago -2
Austin Jackson -5
Prince Fielder -6
Miguel Cabrera -8

from leesininsatmreports.
through May 25.
 
AL TRAA Total Runs Above Average -- RCAA plus/minus FRAA = TRAA

LEADERS
1 Miguel Cabrera 29
2 Evan Longoria 24
3 Chris Davis 23
T4 Manny Machado 21
T4 Mike Trout 21
T6 Joe Mauer 17
T6 James Loney 17
8 Mitch Moreland 16
T9 Alex Gordon 15
T9 Josh Donaldson 15
T9 Nick Swisher 15

WORST
1 Elvis Andrus -17
2 Robbie Grossman -15
3 Jeff Keppinger -14
T4 Will Middlebrooks -13
T4 Alex Avila -13
T6 Adam Dunn -12
T6 Victor Martinez -12
T6 Eduardo Nunez -12
T6 Aaron Hicks -12
T6 Chris Parmelee -12

TEAM TOTALS
1 Indians 39
2 Tigers 23
3 Orioles 16
4 Rays 14
5 A's 12
T6 Blue Jays 1
T6 Mariners 1
T6 Angels 1
9 Yankees -5
10 Rangers -6
11 Red Sox -7
12 Royals -13
13 Twins -34
14 White Sox -36
15 Astros -52

TIGERS
Miguel Cabrera 29
Jhonny Peralta 9
Matt Tuiasosopo 6
Omar Infante 4
Torii Hunter 4
Prince Fielder 4
Andy Dirks 3
Brayan Pena 3
Avisail Garcia 0
Don Kelly -4
Ramon Santiago -5
Austin Jackson -5
Victor Martinez -12
Alex Avila -13

from leesininsatmreports.
through May 25.
 
Tigers SP Max Scherzer on whether he'd ever retired 27 straight over two starts, something he almost pulled off:
"I don?t think I have. That?s just something where I was in a groove. Unfortunately, when you talk about that second inning, I hate that I walked Morneau to lead off the inning, and I hate even more that I walked Doumit. I?m always a guy that wants to put the hitters in a defensive mode, and attack. And I hate giving free passes in those type of situations. It was unfortunate that it happened, but I also thought I made some big pitches to get out of that inning."

Tigers SP Max Scherzer downplays going to 7-0 on the season:
"That?s the thing ? 7-0?s a nice thing, but I don?t really hang my hat on that. If I was 0-7, and still pitching well, giving my team a chance to win, I?d still be proud of it. For me, it?s all about going out there, and making sure I?m going deep into games, keeping their offense down. I?ve been doing that for the most part this year."
 
May 27 in Tigers and mlb history:

1937 - Carl Hubbell earns his 24th consecutive victory over two seasons and Mel Ott hits a 9th-inning home run as the New York Giants defeat theCincinnati Reds, 3 - 2. Hubbell wins the game in relief. His 24-win string started on July 17, 1936.

1939 - For the first time in his career, Charlie Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers hits for the cycle, in a 12 - 5 win against the St. Louis Browns. Gehringer does it in order - single, double, triple, home run.

1968 - Major League Baseball expands outside the confines of the United States as the National League announcesexpansion for the first time in seven years, awarding franchises to Montreal as well as San Diego, to begin play next season.

2004 - Carlos Pe?a of the Detroit Tigers goes 6 for 6 with two home runs, five RBI and four runs in a 17 - 7 victory over Kansas City.

Tigers players birthdays:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Pinky_Higgins
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/higgipi01.shtml
Mike 'Pinky' Higgins 1939-1944, 1946.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/n/nunezed01.shtml
Edwin Nunez 1989-1990.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/t/tinglro01.shtml
Ron Tingley 1995.

from Baseball Reference
 
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Tigers 6 - Twins 1: After 32 games, Torii Hunter ended one of his longest homer droughts with an oppo blast in the 1st, and Max Scherzer didn?t need much more to win his 7th straight decision (a personal best) without a loss this year. Avisail Garcia plumped the pillow in the 6th with a pinch-hit 3-run triple to the farthest reaches, after fouling off a pair with 2 strikes. Minnesota got 3 hits in Scherzer?s 6 stanzas and none off the bullpen, with another stout long-relief stint by Drew Smyly (2.1 IP, 3 Ks), who has a 2.30 ERA in 31 IP while waiting for a rotation shot. (Not that having a good long reliever is a problem.)
from HighHeatStats
 
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