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Today's Legends of the Game is team by team career H vs. the league average leaders.

1) BROWNS/ORIOLES

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 George Sisler 558 2295 1737
2 Eddie Murray 346 2080 1734
3 George Stone 224 984 760
4 Cal Ripken 209 3184 2975
5 Baby Doll Jacobson 198 1508 1310
6 Brooks Robinson 196 2848 2652
7 Frank Robinson 195 882 687
8 Jack Tobin 193 1399 1206
9 Ken Singleton 190 1455 1265
10 Nick Markakis 186 1529 1343

2) RED SOX

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Ted Williams 743 2654 1911
2 Wade Boggs 584 2098 1514
3 Tris Speaker 410 1327 917
4 Carl Yastrzemski 330 3419 3089
5 Jim Rice 298 2452 2154
6 Nomar Garciaparra 261 1281 1020
7 Manny Ramirez 202 1232 1030
8 Mike Greenwell 197 1400 1203
9 Johnny Pesky 195 1277 1082
10 Dustin Pedroia 187 1368 1181

3) WHITE SOX

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Luke Appling 413 2749 2336
2 Frank Thomas 367 2136 1769
3 Eddie Collins 363 2007 1644
4 Nellie Fox 286 2470 2184
5 Joe Jackson 235 829 594
6 Minnie Minoso 226 1523 1297
7 Harold Baines 218 1773 1555
8 Magglio Ordonez 172 1167 995
9 Taffy Wright 166 834 668
10 Paul Konerko 158 2289 2131

4) INDIANS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Nap Lajoie 657 2046 1389
2 Tris Speaker 505 1965 1460
3 Joe Jackson 375 937 562
4 Dale Mitchell 285 1237 952
5 Earl Averill 267 1904 1637
6 Lou Boudreau 218 1706 1488
7 Elmer Flick 203 1056 853
8 Kenny Lofton 176 1512 1336
9 Manny Ramirez 174 1086 912
10 Hal Trosky 168 1365 1197

5) TIGERS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Ty Cobb 1395 3900 2505
2 Harry Heilmann 599 2499 1900
3 Sam Crawford 558 2466 1908
4 Al Kaline 516 3007 2491
5 Charlie Gehringer 398 2839 2441
6 Miguel Cabrera 317 1305 988
7 Bobby Veach 302 1860 1558
8 Harvey Kuenn 287 1372 1085
9 Alan Trammell 262 2365 2103
10 Hank Greenberg 248 1528 1280

6) ASTROS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Jeff Bagwell 301 2314 2013
2 Jose Cruz 297 1937 1640
3 Bob Watson 260 1448 1188
4 Craig Biggio 238 3060 2822
5 Lance Berkman 212 1648 1436
6 Cesar Cedeno 209 1659 1450
7 Terry Puhl 137 1357 1220
8 Moises Alou 121 513 392
9 Enos Cabell 107 1124 1017
10 Jose Altuve 104 594 490

7) ROYALS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 George Brett 579 3154 2575
T2 Willie Wilson 250 1968 1718
T2 Hal McRae 250 1924 1674
4 Billy Butler 171 1259 1088
5 Amos Otis 158 1977 1819
6 Mike Sweeney 147 1398 1251
7 Kevin Seitzer 122 809 687
8 Danny Tartabull 93 674 581
9 Lou Piniella 87 734 647
10 David DeJesus 70 971 901

8) ANGELS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Garret Anderson 292 2368 2076
2 Vladimir Guerrero 204 1034 830
3 Rod Carew 194 968 774
4 Howie Kendrick 154 1170 1016
5 Jim Fregosi 145 1408 1263
T6 Wally Joyner 131 961 830
T6 Mike Trout 131 549 418
8 Darin Erstad 128 1505 1377
9 Tim Salmon 119 1674 1555
10 Brian Downing 91 1588 1497

9) SENATORS/TWINS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Rod Carew 614 2085 1471
2 Kirby Puckett 512 2304 1792
3 Sam Rice 464 2889 2425
4 Tony Oliva 413 1917 1504
5 Joe Mauer 348 1515 1167
6 Goose Goslin 253 1659 1406
7 Cecil Travis 239 1544 1305
8 Mickey Vernon 208 1993 1785
9 Clyde Milan 198 2100 1902
10 Heinie Manush 197 1078 881

10) YANKEES

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Babe Ruth 659 2518 1859
T2 Lou Gehrig 632 2721 2089
T2 Derek Jeter 632 3445 2813
4 Joe DiMaggio 526 2214 1688
5 Mickey Mantle 517 2415 1898
6 Don Mattingly 437 2153 1716
7 Earle Combs 346 1866 1520
8 Bill Dickey 320 1969 1649
9 Robinson Cano 308 1649 1341
10 Bernie Williams 295 2336 2041

11) A'S

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Al Simmons 454 1827 1373
2 Eddie Collins 368 1305 937
3 Jimmie Foxx 318 1492 1174
4 Home Run Baker 273 1103 830
5 Stuffy McInnis 262 1193 931
6 Rickey Henderson 220 1768 1548
7 Danny Murphy 216 1488 1272
8 Carney Lansford 190 1317 1127
9 Socks Seybold 165 1063 898
T10 Jason Giambi 158 1100 942
T10 Mickey Cochrane 158 1317 1159
T10 Harry Davis 158 1498 1340

12) MARINERS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Ichiro Suzuki 687 2533 1846
2 Edgar Martinez 462 2247 1785
3 Ken Griffey Jr. 236 1843 1607
4 Alex Rodriguez 162 966 804
5 Alvin Davis 120 1163 1043
6 Phil Bradley 106 649 543
7 Raul Ibanez 88 1077 989
8 Bruce Bochte 80 697 617
9 John Olerud 75 709 634
10 Tom Paciorek 66 410 344

13) RAYS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Carl Crawford 211 1480 1269
2 Aubrey Huff 86 870 784
3 Evan Longoria 67 952 885
4 Fred McGriff 61 603 542
5 James Loney 56 311 255
6 Julio Lugo 52 550 498
7 Jason Bartlett 45 409 364
T8 Ben Zobrist 38 990 952
T8 Jeff Keppinger 38 125 87
10 Casey Kotchman 37 153 116

14) SENATORS/RANGERS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Michael Young 293 2230 1937
2 Ivan Rodriguez 233 1747 1514
3 Rafael Palmeiro 196 1692 1496
4 Juan Gonzalez 177 1595 1418
5 Frank Howard 168 1141 973
6 Adrian Beltre 162 686 524
7 Al Oliver 157 668 511
8 Rusty Greer 154 1166 1012
9 Julio Franco 145 725 580
10 Josh Hamilton 132 771 639

15) BLUE JAYS

HITS DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE
1 Tony Fernandez 238 1583 1345
2 George Bell 162 1294 1132
3 Roberto Alomar 142 832 690
4 Shannon Stewart 140 1082 942
5 John Olerud 119 910 791
6 Paul Molitor 108 508 400
7 Damaso Garcia 100 1028 928
8 Carlos Delgado 97 1413 1316
9 Vernon Wells 90 1529 1439
10 Rance Mulliniks 69 843 774

All stats in the ATM reports are generated using the Complete Baseball Encyclopedia, unless explicitly stated otherwise. FRAA, since 1950, is supplied by Baseball Prospectus.
 
http://espn.go.com/blog/sweetspot/post/_/id/51035/five-things-we-learned-sunday
Five things we learned Sunday.
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5. The Tigers' defense is still a problem.
The four errors on Sunday were bad enough, but the Tigers are also 29th in the majors in Defensive Runs Saved. The defense was supposed to be improved from 2013 by moving Miguel Cabrera to first base and acquiring Ian Kinsler and Kinsler has been excellent with 15 DRS. But Nick Castellanos has been just as bad as Cabrera at third base -- if not worse -- with -27 DRS and Torii Hunter's predicable lack of range in right field (-17 DRS) has hurt. Rookie Eugenio Suarez hasn't been great at shortstop. If the Tigers miss the playoffs, defense will be a major reason why.
 
http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2014/09/on_deck_streaking_cleveland_in.html
On deck: Streaking Cleveland Indians within striking distance of division lead, playoff spot.
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http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2014/09/detroit_tigers_gameday_miguel_30.html
Detroit Tigers Gameday: Miguel Cabrera in lineup as designated hitter; Victor Martinez to start at first.
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http://www.sportsmedia101.com/detro...e-detroit-tigers-with-big-lift-at-right-time/
Talkin’ Tigers Week in Review: Spot Starters Provide Detroit Tigers with Big Lift at Right Time.
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Tigers waiting for Anibal to be completely pain-free.
The Tigers continue to be very cautious with right-hander Anibal Sanchez, who has been on the disabled list since Aug. 9 with a major strain of his right pectoralis.

Manager Brad Ausmus reported Monday that Sanchez is feeling better, but there is no timetable for the veteran starter to resume throwing.

"It's good that he felt better today, but until he's completely pain-free, we won't do anything with him," Ausmus said.

Sanchez posted an 8-5 record with a 3.46 ERA in 21 starts prior to his injury. Detroit reliever Joakim Soria, who has a strained left oblique, threw a pregame side session at Progressive Field on Monday. The righty, who has been on the DL since Aug. 10, has thrown a baseball in five of the last seven days.
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Miggy back in lineup for series opener vs. Tribe.
Miguel Cabrera returned to the Tigers' lineup on Monday afternoon, serving as their designated hitter against the Cleveland Indians. He hit a two-run homer in the first inning of Detroit's 12-1 win, and added a solo shot in the eighth.

The two-time reigning American League MVP continues to battle a sore right ankle, but he told manager Brad Ausmus that he "felt OK to play" upon arriving at Progressive Field.

"We're still very day to day on this, so the key is how we're going to try and manage Miggy the rest of the season," Ausmus said. "He said he could have played first base, but I didn't want him standing out there for nine innings. That's why I elected to go with Option B and have him DH."

Cabrera exited Detroit's game Saturday night against the White Sox when his ankle flared up, then sat out the series finale Sunday in Chicago. It marked just the third game he has missed this season.

Cabrera is hitting .304 with 19 home runs and a team-high 94 RBIs. He was in the third spot in the batting order against the Indians, while cleanup hitter Victor Martinez played first base.

With the Tigers in the thick of the AL playoff race, Ausmus understands how important it is to keep Cabrera as healthy as possible.

"Running is the biggest issue with his ankle, but the speed game is not exactly Miggy's forte," the skipper deadpanned. "I think standing bugs him more than anything else, so we're going to limit the amount of time that he has to do that."
Tigers official site
 
Tigers give prospect Moya warm welcome.
Steven Moya's first day in the big leagues got off to a great start when he arrived in the Tigers' clubhouse on Monday.

Victor Martinez gave the Eastern League MVP a warm hug, while Justin Verlander extended his congratulations and welcomed him to the team. Moya then picked up his first career hit with a single in the ninth inning of Detroit's 12-1 win.

"This is unbelievable, I will never forget it," said a wide-eyed Moya, who is the seventh-ranked Detroit prospect by MLB.com. "I know a lot of people were expecting me to be called up, but I didn't know anything until yesterday after our game. I'm thankful to God for the way everything happened."

Moya was one of four Minor Leaguers promoted to the Tigers as part of the September roster expansion to 40 players.

Shortstop Hernan Perez and outfielder Tyler Collins were recalled from Triple-A Toledo, while catcher James McCann had his contract purchased from the Mud Hens. The marquee attraction, though, was 23-year-old slugger Moya, who was recalled from Double-A Erie.

The 6-foot-6, 230-pound right fielder belted 35 home runs and 105 RBIs in 133 games for the SeaWolves and started in the All-Star Futures Game at Target Field.

"Steven is a classic, left-handed hitter," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said. "I realize he's still a young guy, but it's tough to teach power like he has."

Ausmus added that it is possible to teach discipline at the plate, which is why Moya's 161 strikeouts and 23 walks this season aren't a major concern to him. Ausmus also said he wouldn't hesitate to use him as a pinch-hitter during the Tigers' playoff push.

"I know I can hit for power, but I want to be a complete hitter," Moya said. "Now that I've gotten here, I know I have to produce."
Tigers official site
 
Worth noting;
? Tigers left-hander Kyle Lobstein will start the second game of the four-game series against the Indians.
If he pitches well, Ausmus said Lobstein will likely remain in the rotation and lefty Kyle Ryan will be placed in the bullpen upon his scheduled Tuesday recall from Triple-A Toledo.
 
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