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Alex Avila leads all catchers in Defensive Runs Saved (DRS) thanks to his league best 4 stolen base runs saved.
 
AL RSAA Runs Saved Above Average

LEADERS
1 Masahiro Tanaka 19
2 Mark Buehrle 16
3 Dallas Keuchel 13
T4 Felix Hernandez 12
T4 Sonny Gray 12
6 Yu Darvish 11
T7 Zach Britton 10
T7 Max Scherzer 10
T7 Scott Kazmir 10
T10 Jake Petricka 9
T10 Dellin Betances 9
T10 Anibal Sanchez 9
T10 Chris Sale 9

WORST
1 Clay Buchholz -18
2 Felipe Paulino -15
T3 Kevin Correia -13
T3 Brandon Maurer -13
T5 Ricky Nolasco -12
T5 Tanner Scheppers -12
T5 Aaron Brooks -12
T8 Mike Pelfrey -10
T8 Zach McAllister -10
T8 Justin Masterson -10

TEAM TOTALS
1 Athletics 45
2 Tigers 20
3 Yankees 17
4 Royals 16
5 Mariners 15
6 Blue Jays 9
7 Astros 4
8 Angels 3
9 Red Sox 2
10 Indians -7
11 Orioles -11
12 Rays -19
13 Twins -22
14 Rangers -24
15 White Sox -27

TIGERS
Max Scherzer 10
Anibal Sanchez 9
Joba Chamberlain 4
Ian Krol 4
Al Alburquerque 3
Rick Porcello 3
Justin Verlander 3
Evan Reed 2
Justin Miller 1
Drew Smyly 1
Danny Worth 0
Robbie Ray -1
Corey Knebel -2
Joe Nathan -2
Jose Ortega -3
Phil Coke -5
Luke Putkonen -7

through May 31.
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL FRAA Fielding Runs Above Average

LEADERS
1 Alexei Ramirez 19
2 Asdrubal Cabrera 15
3 Josh Donaldson 12
4 Elvis Andrus 11
T5 Kyle Seager 10
T5 Ben Zobrist 10
T5 Josh Wilson 10
T8 Jose Reyes 9
T8 Sam Fuld 9
T8 Gordon Beckham 9

WORST
1 Jed Lowrie -24
2 Erick Aybar -17
3 Adam Jones -12
T4 Robinson Cano -9
T4 Melky Cabrera -9
T4 Dexter Fowler -9
T4 Andrew Romine -9
T4 Omar Infante -9
T9 Jason Kubel -8
T9 Brian Roberts -8
T9 Torii Hunter -8

TEAM TOTALS
1 White Sox 48
2 Royals 11
T3 Rangers 6
T3 Indians 6
5 Orioles 5
6 Rays 4
7 Mariners 3
8 Red Sox -4
9 Blue Jays -5
10 Astros -8
11 Athletics -12
T12 Twins -14
T12 Angels -14
14 Yankees -16
15 Tigers -21

TIGERS
Rajai Davis 5
Miguel Cabrera 3
Tyler Collins 2
Don Kelly 2
Alex Avila 0
Bryan Holaday 0
Ian Kinsler -1
Alex Gonzalez -1
Victor Martinez -1
Danny Worth -2
J.D. Martinez -2
Nick Castellanos -4
Austin Jackson -5
Torii Hunter -8
Andrew Romine -9

through May 31.
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL RCAA Runs Created Above Average

LEADERS
1 Jose Bautista 25
2 Nelson Cruz 24
3 Josh Donaldson 21
4 Mike Trout 20
T5 Lonnie Chisenhall 18
T5 Brandon Moss 18
T5 Victor Martinez 18
T8 Miguel Cabrera 16
T8 Edwin Encarnacion 16
T10 Shin-Soo Choo 14
T10 Michael Brantley 14

WORST
1 Alejandro De Aza -14
T2 Jonathan Schoop -11
T2 Brad Miller -11
4 Mike Moustakas -10
T5 David Lough -9
T5 Eric Sogard -9
T5 Billy Butler -9
T5 Marc Krauss -9
T5 Jose Molina -9
T5 Paul Konerko -9

TEAM TOTALS
1 Athletics 52
2 Blue Jays 41
3 Angels 31
T4 Tigers 11
T4 Indians 11
6 White Sox 8
7 Red Sox -2
8 Orioles -3
9 Rangers -6
10 Twins -11
11 Yankees -13
12 Rays -17
13 Mariners -37
14 Astros -41
15 Royals -49

TIGERS
Victor Martinez 18
Miguel Cabrera 16
Rajai Davis 6
Ian Kinsler 3
J.D. Martinez 1
Don Kelly 0
Torii Hunter -1
Austin Jackson -1
Tyler Collins -2
Bryan Holaday -2
Alex Avila -3
Alex Gonzalez -4
Danny Worth -5
Nick Castellanos -7
Andrew Romine -8

through May 31.
fromleesininsatmreports.
 
AL TRAA Total Runs Above Average -- RCAA plus/minus FRAA = TRAA

LEADERS
1 Josh Donaldson 33
2 Alexei Ramirez 30
T3 Mike Trout 20
T3 Jose Bautista 20
T3 Nelson Cruz 20
6 Miguel Cabrera 19
7 Victor Martinez 17
8 Kyle Seager 16
9 Lonnie Chisenhall 15
10 Michael Brantley 14

WORST
1 Jed Lowrie -23
2 Brad Miller -18
3 Andrew Romine -17
4 Erick Aybar -15
5 Brian Roberts -14
T6 Jason Castro -12
T6 Eric Sogard -12
T6 Mike Moustakas -12
T9 Adam Jones -11
T9 Jose Molina -11
T9 Dioner Navarro -11
T9 Alex Presley -11
T9 Jason Kubel -11
T9 Omar Infante -11
T9 Nick Castellanos -11

TEAM TOTALS
1 White Sox 56
2 Athletics 40
3 Blue Jays 36
T4 Indians 17
T4 Angels 17
6 Orioles 2
7 Rangers 0
8 Red Sox -6
9 Tigers -10
10 Rays -13
11 Twins -25
12 Yankees -29
13 Mariners -34
14 Royals -38
15 Astros -49

TIGERS
Miguel Cabrera 19
Victor Martinez 17
Rajai Davis 11
Ian Kinsler 2
Don Kelly 2
Tyler Collins 0
J.D. Martinez -1
Bryan Holaday -2
Alex Avila -3
Alex Gonzalez -5
Austin Jackson -6
Danny Worth -7
Torii Hunter -9
Nick Castellanos -11
Andrew Romine -17

through May 31.
from leesininsatmreports.
 
June 2 in Tigers and mlb history:

1925 - 21-year-old Lou Gehrig starts a game for the New York Yankees when regular first baseman Wally Pipp is hit in the head during batting practice and complains of a headache - in fact a concussion. Gehrig collects three hits in five at-bats, helping the Yankees to an 8 - 5 victory over the Washington Senators. Gehrig will go on to play in a major league record 2,130 consecutive games, a record since broken by Cal Ripken with a streak of 2,632.

1935: Babe Ruth of the Boston Braves announces his retirement from baseball. Struggling with a .181 batting average at the time, he retires with 714 home runs, by far the most in major league history. Ruth will gain election to the Hall of Fame as part of its inaugural class next year.

1941 - Lou Gehrig dies of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at the age of 37 in New York. From that time on, the illness wll be known primarily as "Lou Gehrig's Disease". Gehrig saw his major league record of 2,130 consecutive games played end because of the disease. It was on this day exactly 16 years ago that he broke into the Yankees' starting line-up.

1950: George Kell of the Detroit Tigers hits for the cycle in the 16 - 5 second-game sweep of a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics. The Tigers win the opener, 8 - 2, behind the pitching of Ted Gray and home runs by Vic Wertz and Hoot Evers. Wertz has five runs batted in in the opener, and two more in the second game.

2010 - after retiring the first 26 batters of the game, Tiger pitcher Armando Galarraga coaxes Jason Donald of the Indians to hit a groundball to first base. Galarraga takes the throw in time to retire Donald but first base umpire Jim Joyce rules the runner safe. As a result, the Tiger righty loses a perfect game. After the game, Joyce admits his mistake and the next day he and Galarraga meet at home plate in a sign of sportsmanship.

Tigers players and coaches birthdays:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/skizalo01.shtml
Lou Skizas 1958.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Jerry_Lumpe
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/l/lumpeje01.shtml
Jerry Lumpe 1964-1967.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/piercja01.shtml
Jack Pierce 1975.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/michage01.shtml
Gene Michael 1975.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/c/colesda01.shtml
Darnell Coles 1986-1987, 1990, coach 2014.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/perezne01.shtml
Neifi Perez 2006-2007.

from baseball reference
 
Rookie Roenis Elias tamed the Tigers, who?ve now dropped 10 of 14 since their Fenway sweep. The 3-hitter by Elias squared Seattle at .500; they?ve not been more than two games above or below that mark since May 2.

Elias had just three quality starts in his first 11, and hadn?t gone past 7 innings.
Last Mariner to blank Detroit: Aaron Sele, 2000 ? also a 3-hit, 4-0 game. (How times have changed: Sele was in the midst of a 4-year run totaling 69-35, with a 4.27 ERA, good for a 109 ERA+. That same ERA over the past 4 years would earn about a 93 ERA+.)

How badly do the Tigers need relief help? Corey Knebel, their first-round draft pick last year, is in the majors after just 50 innings in the minors, and most of those at low-A. He did pitch very well down there, but ? 50 innings?
 
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