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http://newenglishd.com/2014/06/03/how-was-the-game-june-3-2014/
How Was The Game? (June 3, 2014).
from the nedtb

http://www.blessyouboys.com/2014/6/3/5777606/final-tiges-blue-jays
Final: Blue Jays 5 - Tigers 3.
from bybtb

http://motorcitybengals.com/2014/06/03/tigers-waste-another-sanchez-start-lose-5-3-blue-jays/
Tigers Waste another Sanchez Start, Lose 5-3 to Blue Jays.
from mcbtb

http://www.sportsmedia101.com/detro...tough-ninth-inning-loss-to-toronto-blue-jays/
Detroit Tigers? Offense Embarasses in Tough Ninth Inning Loss to Toronto Blue Jays.
from Tigers101
 
June 4 in Tigers history:

1906: Bill Coughlin is the second Tiger within a month to steal second base? third base? and home in a game; he does this in the 7th inning against Washington during a 13 - 4 romp. Pitcher Bill Donovan did it on May 7th. Washington ties the game at 4 apiece? but the Tigers score 9 in the last 2 innings to win. Charley O'Leary has a homer for Detroit.

1915: Ty Cobb steals home in the 9th inning of 3 - 0 Detroit win? the only steal of home that late in a game in his career. Yankee pitcher Ray Caldwell is so angry at the safe call he throws his mitt in the air and is promptly ejected by umpire Silk O'Loughlin. It is Cobb's second steal of home while Caldwell is on the mound (the first was on May 12th? 1911).

1936: The Tigers score 10 runs in the 3rd and 6 in the 5th en route to a 18 - 9 thrashing of the A's. Philadelphia scores 6 in the 9th but still comes up a bit short. Mickey Cochrane belts an inside-the-park grand slam in the 3rd and collapses after running it out and is replaced. Manager Cochrane will not be in the lineup as a player until July 15. Elden Auker goes the distance for Detroit and might have had a shutout except for 4 errors. The A's misplay 6.

1960 - Detroit's Chico Fernandez strokes a 10th-inning triple against Cleveland? and then swipes home for the final run in a 7 - 4 win. Rocky Colavito breaks out of his slump with a solo homer in the 4th and a 2-run shot in the 10th? off Dick Stigman.

1984: The Tigers break a 3 - 3 tie in the 10th when Dave Bergman golfs a three-run homer into the upper deck at Tiger Stadium. Bergman had fouled 7 pitches off Roy Lee Jackson before connecting. Howard Johnson has a three-run homer in the 7th to account for the other half of Detroit's scoring.

Tigers players birthdays:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/searcst01.shtml
Steve Searcy 1988-1991.

from baseball reference
 
Today's Legend of the Game is Hank Greenberg.

YEAR AGE TRAA RCAA FRAA OBA SLG OPS OWP RC/G AVG HR RBI SB G TEAM
1930 19 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 0.00 .000 0 0 0 1 Tigers
1933 22 25 12 13 .367 .468 .835 .572 6.54 .301 12 87 6 117 Tigers
1934 23 69 61 8 .404 .600 1.005 .730 9.35 .339 26 139 9 153 Tigers
1935 24 93 79 14 .411 .628 1.039 .766 10.14 .328 36 170 4 152 Tigers
1936 25 8 7 1 .455 .630 1.085 .783 12.13 .348 1 16 1 12 Tigers
1937 26 94 80 14 .436 .668 1.105 .743 11.79 .337 40 183 8 154 Tigers
1938 27 104 86 18 .438 .683 1.122 .773 11.70 .315 58 146 7 155 Tigers
1939 28 54 52 2 .420 .622 1.042 .701 10.33 .312 33 112 8 138 Tigers
1940 29 82 79 3 .433 .670 1.103 .759 11.50 .340 41 150 6 148 Tigers
1941 30 -3 3 -6 .410 .463 .872 .628 7.56 .269 2 12 1 19 Tigers
1945 34 26 28 -2 .404 .544 .948 .756 8.27 .311 13 60 3 78 Tigers
1946 35 66 44 22 .373 .604 .977 .704 8.03 .277 44 127 5 142 Tigers
1947 36 18 18 0 .408 .478 .885 .608 7.05 .249 25 74 0 125 Pirates
CAREER 636 549 87 .412 .605 1.017 .722 9.65 .313 331 1276 58 1394
LG AVG 0 0 0 .356 .412 .768 .500 5.49 .282 91 673 62

1) Greenberg is 4th in Tigers history in career RCAA.

MOST CAREER RCAA, TIGERS

1 Ty Cobb 1319
2 Harry Heilmann 624
3 Al Kaline 546
4 Hank Greenberg 531
5 Sam Crawford 492
6 Charlie Gehringer 444
7 Norm Cash 419
8 Miguel Cabrera 372
9 Lou Whitaker 266
10 Bobby Veach 243

2) Greenberg is 2nd in Tigers history in career TRAA.

MOST CAREER TRAA, TIGERS

1 Ty Cobb 1346
2 Hank Greenberg 618
3 Al Kaline 611
4 Harry Heilmann 490
5 Norm Cash 482
6 Charlie Gehringer 464
7 Bobby Veach 427
8 Lou Whitaker 369
9 Sam Crawford 367
10 Miguel Cabrera 327

3) Greenberg is 3rd in Tigers history in career HR.

MOST CAREER HOMERUNS, TIGERS

1 Al Kaline 399
2 Norm Cash 373
3 Hank Greenberg 306
4 Willie Horton 262
5 Cecil Fielder 245
6 Lou Whitaker 244
7 Rudy York 239
8 Miguel Cabrera 237
9 Lance Parrish 212
10 Bill Freehan 200

4) Greenberg holds the Tigers record for career HR above the league average.

MOST CAREER HOMERUNS ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, TIGERS

HOMERUNS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Hank Greenberg 224 306 82
2 Norm Cash 207 373 166
3 Rudy York 165 239 74
4 Al Kaline 150 399 249
5 Cecil Fielder 144 245 101
6 Willie Horton 139 262 123
7 Miguel Cabrera 133 237 104
8 Lance Parrish 105 212 107
9 Harry Heilmann 100 164 64
10 Kirk Gibson 82 195 113

5) Greenberg holds the Tigers record for single season HR.

MOST HOMERUNS, SINGLE SEASON, TIGERS

HOMERUNS YEAR HR
1 Hank Greenberg 1938 58
2 Cecil Fielder 1990 51
3 Rocky Colavito 1961 45
T4 Miguel Cabrera 2013 44
T4 Miguel Cabrera 2012 44
T4 Hank Greenberg 1946 44
T4 Cecil Fielder 1991 44
T8 Hank Greenberg 1940 41
T8 Norm Cash 1961 41
T10 Hank Greenberg 1937 40
T10 Darrell Evans 1985 40

6) Greenberg holds the Tigers record for single season HR above the league average. In 1938, Greenberg was 46 HR above the league average. Cecil Fielder is the only other player in Tigers history to even hit 46 HR in a season.

MOST HOMERUNS ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE, SINGLE SEASON, TIGERS

HOMERUNS YEAR DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Hank Greenberg 1938 46 58 12
2 Cecil Fielder 1990 38 51 13
3 Hank Greenberg 1946 36 44 8
T4 Hank Greenberg 1940 29 41 12
T4 Miguel Cabrera 2013 29 44 15
T4 Hank Greenberg 1937 29 40 11
T4 Cecil Fielder 1991 29 44 15
T8 Rocky Colavito 1961 28 45 17
T8 Rudy York 1937 28 35 7
10 Rudy York 1943 27 34 7

7) Greenberg is 1 of just 6 players in MLB history with back to back seasons with 500+ overall bases. Greenberg and Jimmie Foxx are the only right handed hitters to do it.

CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH 500+ OVERALL BASES

1 Babe Ruth 1926-28 3
T2 Babe Ruth 1920-21 2
T2 Babe Ruth 1923-24 2
T2 Lou Gehrig 1930-31 2
T2 Babe Ruth 1930-31 2
T2 Jimmie Foxx 1932-33 2
T2 Hank Greenberg 1937-38 2
T2 Todd Helton 2000-01 2
T2 Barry Bonds 2001-02 2

(TB+BB+HBP+SB-CS)

8) Greenberg's 7 years with 400+ overall bases ranks among the AL's all time top 10.

MOST YEARS WITH 400+ OVERALL BASES, AMERICAN LEAGUE

1 Lou Gehrig 13
2 Babe Ruth 11
T3 Alex Rodriguez 10
T3 Frank Thomas 10
T3 Ted Williams 10
T3 Jimmie Foxx 10
7 Rafael Palmeiro 8
T8 Rickey Henderson 7
T8 Hank Greenberg 7
T8 Manny Ramirez 7
T8 Harmon Killebrew 7

9) Greenberg is tied for 6th in AL history with 3 years with 90+ TRAA.

MOST YEARS, 90+ TRAA, AMERICAN LEAGUE
1 Babe Ruth 11
2 Ted Williams 8
3 Lou Gehrig 7
T4 Jimmie Foxx 5
T4 Ty Cobb 5
T6 Tris Speaker 3
T6 Hank Greenberg 3
T6 Mickey Mantle 3
T6 Joe DiMaggio 3
T10 George Sisler 2
T10 Rickey Henderson 2
T10 Joe Jackson 2
T10 Nap Lajoie 2
T10 Jason Giambi 2

10) Greenberg ranks 4th on the Tigers single season TRAA list.

MOST TRAA, SINGLE SEASON, TIGERS

TRAA YEAR TRAA
1 Ty Cobb 1911 137
2 Norm Cash 1961 125
3 Ty Cobb 1912 107
4 Hank Greenberg 1938 104
5 Ty Cobb 1909 102
6 Harry Heilmann 1923 100
7 Ty Cobb 1917 99
8 Ty Cobb 1910 97
9 Hank Greenberg 1937 94
10 Hank Greenberg 1935 93


All stats and charts are generated using the Complete Baseball Encyclopedia.
 
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/11033180/detroit-tigers-rule-jose-iglesias-season
Jose Iglesias out for season.
espn

http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2014/06/detroit_tigers_rule_out_injure.html
Detroit Tigers rule out injured shortstop Jose Iglesias for remainder of 2014 season.
Mlive

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article/det...md=20140604&content_id=78167884&vkey=news_det
Tigers rule out Iglesias for 2014 season.
Shin injuries shut down shortstop; Suarez, Romine manning position.
from the Tigers official site

http://www.blessyouboys.com/2014/6/4/5779156/jose-iglesias-injury-update-2014
Jose Iglesias out for remainder of 2014 season.
from bybtb

http://motorcitybengals.com/2014/06...ers-shortstop-iglesias-officially-ruled-2014/
No way, Jose! Detroit Tigers shortstop Iglesias officially ruled out for 2014.
from mcbtb
 
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http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2014/06/detroit_tigers_brad_ausmus_wil.html
Detroit Tigers' Brad Ausmus will stick with Joe Nathan as team's closer: 'I expect him to be fine'.
Mlive

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp...tebook_id=78199972&vkey=notebook_det&c_id=det
Nathan will get ball in next save situation.
from the Tigers official site

http://mlb.si.com/2014/06/04/joe-nathan-detroit-tigers-bullpen-struggling/
Joe Nathan’s struggles continue Tigers’ long-standing bullpen woes.
from SI
 
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