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Detroit Tigers Team Notes

Tigers won't go for nationals Lannon unless current crop of 5th spot possible starters fizzles.
Biggest revelation: Andy Oliver. Delivery smoothed. Nice stuff.
 
Detroit Tigers Team Notes

Tigers odds to win World Series currently fourth (8/1),
behind Phillies (11/2),
Yankees (13/2)
and Angels (7/1

Tigers odds to win the AL Central: 1/4 (1st ) over/under on wins: 91.5

Indians are 2nd at 10/1);
 
Detroit Tigers Team Notes

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Report: Detroit Tigers scouting Washington Nationals left-hander John Lannan.
from Mlive

Please gawd no. He would be worse than Penny.
 
Detroit Tigers Team Notes

Leyland on Boesch: "He hit one over the scoreboard (in batting practice) and tweaked something. He'll probably play tomorrow."
Leyland: "He felt a little twinge. I got nervous about it, but he's fine." Said Boesch has had some lower back soreness.
 
Detroit Tigers Team Notes

Boesch sore after BP home run.
LAKELAND, Fla. -- The Tigers have put on their share of power displays during batting practice this spring. Brennan Boesch became the first casualty of one.

Boesch was scratched from Wednesday's Tigers starting lineup against the Mets with what was characterized as general soreness. But manager Jim Leyland's explanation of it was simple enough.

"He hit one up over the scoreboard [in batting practice] and just felt a little tweak," Leyland said Wednesday after the Tigers' 7-6 win over the Mets. "He's fine. He's just a little sore. I just didn't want to take any chances ... He'll probably be ready to play tomorrow."

Trying to keep up with Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder in BP might do that.

Leyland's explanation did enough to calm some nerves that grew out of the general soreness terminology, not to mention Boesch's early exit a couple days ago. Boesch said Monday afternoon that he was fine, and that he was a healthy exit early on that game.

That said, it's still something worth following. Boesch left the ballpark Wednesday before the clubhouse reopened.

With the game schedule in full swing, the Tigers are taking batting practice in the main stadium, not on the back fields. The timing of the gates opening means they have a crowd filing in around the tail end of batting practice. For those who feed off crowd reaction, it's a delight.

"They're bombing them," Leyland said. "People get in here around the time they're taking that last round [of swings]. He just felt a little twinge, and I got nervous about it. But he's fine."

Leyland did say later, though, that Boesch has been dealing with soreness in his lower back.

Between Wednesday's scratch, Monday's early exit and Sunday's rainout, Boesch has had one plate appearance over the last four days, and four plate appearances in six days. It isn't the ideal way to build up at-bats, though the Tigers have just under three weeks of Grapefruit League games left before they head north.
from the Tigers official site
 
Detroit Tigers Team Notes

Tigers hope Worth returns soon.
LAKELAND, Fla. -- The Tigers were again without the services of infielder Danny Worth, who missed his sixth straight game with soreness around his right oblique and lower back. But they're hoping to get him back into some action soon.

Worth said before Wednesday's game against the Mets that he was feeling better and was hoping to test out his back in pregame batting practice and infield work.

"He still felt it a little bit [in batting practice]," manager Jim Leyland said, "but he was better."

Whenever Worth does return, he'll be trying to grab some at-bats, though it seemingly makes the Tigers' roster decisions a bit easier. Brandon Inge has gotten a steady diet of playing time at second base alongside Ryan Raburn, while Ramon Santiago has been Jhonny Peralta's main substitute at shortstop before playing an entire game at short on Wednesday. Meanwhile, non-roster infielder Audy Ciriaco has been taking Miguel Cabrera's place for the later innings in recent days.
from the Tigers official site
 
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