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Dave Dombrowski told me today that it's possible Andy Dirks will not return until around the All-Star break.
Tigers rank LAST in AL in ops production at second base, right field and DH. And yet they may still win their division.
morosi
 
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AL RSAA Runs Saved Above Average

LEADERS
1 Justin Verlander 20
2 Chris Sale 17
T3 Jake Peavy 15
T3 Colby Lewis 15
5 C.J. Wilson 14
6 Robbie Ross 13
7 Scott Atchison 12
T8 Brandon Morrow 11
T8 Jason Hammel 11
T10 Felipe Paulino 10
T10 Matt Harrison 10
T10 Alexi Ogando 10
T10 Ryan Cook 10
T10 Scott Diamond 10

WORST
1 Nick Blackburn -18
T2 Luke Hochevar -17
T2 Blake Beavan -17
T2 Hector Noesi -17
T2 Jason Marquis -17
T2 Jake Arrieta -17
T7 Carl Pavano -15
T7 Francisco Liriano -15
9 Tyson Ross -14
10 Ervin Santana -13

TEAM TOTALS
1 Rangers 67
2 Yankees 32
3 White Sox 24
T4 Angels 18
T4 Orioles 18
6 Blue Jays 17
7 Tigers 13
8 Rays 12
9 A's 2
10 Red Sox 0
11 Royals -2
12 Mariners -42
13 Indians -56
14 Twins -77

TIGERS
Justin Verlander 20
Doug Fister 8
Joaquin Benoit 8
Duane Below 7
Brayan Villarreal 7
Drew Smyly 3
Phil Coke 2
Jose Valverde 1
Octavio Dotel 0
Jose Ortega 0
Luis Marte -1
Thad Weber -2
Luke Putkonen -3
Collin Balester -4
Adam Wilk -5
Daniel Schlereth -5
Rick Porcello -6
Casey Crosby -7
Max Scherzer -10

through June 16.
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL RCAA Runs Created Above Average

LEADERS
1 Josh Hamilton 30
2 Paul Konerko 27
T3 Mark Trumbo 24
T3 David Ortiz 24
T3 Josh Willingham 24
6 Austin Jackson 20 ***
T7 Mike Trout 19
T7 Matt Joyce 19
9 Adam Dunn 18
10 Adam Jones 16

WORST
1 Alexei Ramirez -23
2 Ryan Raburn -15
3 Brent Morel -14
T4 Gordon Beckham -13
T4 Yunel Escobar -13
T4 Michael Young -13
T7 Endy Chavez -12
T7 Brennan Boesch -12 ***
T7 Robert Andino -12
T7 Erick Aybar -12

TEAM TOTALS
1 Yankees 32
2 Rangers 26
T3 Indians 11
T3 Red Sox 11
5 Angels 9
T6 Rays 0
T6 Twins 0
8 Tigers -9 ***
9 White Sox -11
T10 Mariners -12
T10 Orioles -12
12 A's -18
13 Royals -21
14 Blue Jays -28

TIGERS
Austin Jackson 20
Miguel Cabrera 12
Prince Fielder 11
Andy Dirks 9
Quintin Berry 3
Alex Avila 1
Hernan Perez 0
Clete Thomas 0
Bryan Holaday 0
Jhonny Peralta -1
Brad Eldred -1
Gerald Laird -2
Matt Young -2
Brandon Inge -2
Omir Santos -2
Don Kelly -6
Danny Worth -6 *
Ramon Santiago -7 *
Delmon Young -9 ***
Brennan Boesch -12 ***
Ryan Raburn -15 ***

through June 16.
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL FRAA Fielding Runs Above Average

LEADERS
1 Brett Lawrie 15
2 Brendan Ryan 13
T3 Josh Willingham 11
T3 Howie Kendrick 11
T5 Yunel Escobar 9
T5 Kelly Johnson 9
T7 Alex Gordon 8
T7 Eric Hosmer 8
T9 J.P. Arencibia 7
T9 Jose Bautista 7
T9 Jamey Carroll 7

WORST
1 Alcides Escobar -12
2 Brennan Boesch -11 ***
3 Jeff Francoeur -10
4 Ian Kinsler -9
T5 Alex Rodriguez -8
T5 Mark Trumbo -8
T7 Curtis Granderson -7
T7 Chone Figgins -7
T7 David Murphy -7
T7 Jhonny Peralta -7 ***
T7 Wilson Betemit -7
T7 Ramon Santiago -7 ***
T7 Jason Kipnis -7
T7 Daric Barton -7

TEAM TOTALS
1 Blue Jays 42
2 Twins 13
3 Mariners 9
4 Angels 8
5 White Sox 5
6 Yankees 4
7 Indians -1
T8 Rays -2
T8 A's -2
T10 Red Sox -4
T10 Orioles -4
12 Rangers -12
13 Royals -17
14 Tigers -43 *** unacceptable.

TIGERS
Quintin Berry 6
Brandon Inge 2
Matt Young 2
Prince Fielder 0
Clete Thomas 0
Brad Eldred 0
Hernan Perez 0
Bryan Holaday 0
Alex Avila -1
Miguel Cabrera -1
Don Kelly -1
Andy Dirks -1
Gerald Laird -2
Omir Santos -2
Ryan Raburn -4
Danny Worth -5
Austin Jackson -5
Delmon Young -6
Jhonny Peralta -7
Ramon Santiago -7
Brennan Boesch -11

through June 16.
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL TRAA Total Runs Above Average - RCAA plus/minus FRAA = TRAA

LEADERS
1 Josh Willingham 35
2 Josh Hamilton 32
T3 Paul Konerko 25
T3 Mike Trout 25
5 David Ortiz 23
6 Adam Jones 21
7 Robinson Cano 19
8 Asdrubal Cabrera 18
T9 Mark Trumbo 16
T9 Edwin Encarnacion 16

WORST
1 Brennan Boesch -23 ***
2 Alexei Ramirez -22
3 Ryan Raburn -19 ***
4 Michael Young -17
T5 Endy Chavez -16
T5 Erick Aybar -16
7 Delmon Young -15 ***
8 Ramon Santiago -14
T9 Jeff Francoeur -13
T9 Chone Figgins -13
T9 Coco Crisp -13
Three Hacks among the worst in the majors.

TEAM TOTALS
1 Yankees 36
2 Angels 17
T3 Blue Jays 14
T3 Rangers 14
5 Twins 13
6 Indians 10
7 Red Sox 7
8 Rays -2
9 Mariners -3
10 White Sox -6
11 Orioles -16
12 A's -20
13 Royals -38
14 Tigers -52 *** Defense drags the team down.

TIGERS
Austin Jackson 15
Miguel Cabrera 11
Prince Fielder 11
Quintin Berry 9
Andy Dirks 8
Clete Thomas 0
Alex Avila 0
Bryan Holaday 0
Matt Young 0
Brandon Inge 0
Hernan Perez 0
Brad Eldred -1
Gerald Laird -4
Omir Santos -4
Don Kelly -7
Jhonny Peralta -8
Danny Worth -11
Ramon Santiago -14
Delmon Young -15
Ryan Raburn -19
Brennan Boesch -23

through June 16.
from leesininsatmreports
 
http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2012/06/detroit_tigers_max_scherzer_ba_1.html
Detroit Tigers' Max Scherzer battles rain delay, 'overmatches' Colorado Rockies in series win.
from Mlive

The Rockies? aggression at the plate played right into Scherzer?s game plan as he threw offspeed pitches early in the count, keeping them off his fastball.
"They had to respect all three pitches at any time," he said.

In his past two combined starts, Scherzer had given up 11 runs -- eight earned -- in 10 1/3 innings pitch. He blamed part of his struggles on an ineffective changeup he believed was simply too fast.
A recent tip from bullpen coach Mike Rojas appears to have fixed that issue.

?That really seemed to help my arm action and help kill the velocity on it,? Scherzer said. ?There?s now enough separation on my fastball to help disrupt the timing and help me use that pitch against lefties and generate some swings and misses.?
 
June 18 in Tigers history:

1911 - at Bennett Park: The Tigers overcome a 12-run deficit, rallying to beat the Chicago White Sox, 16-15, after trailing, 13-1, in the fifth inning.

1922 - Tigers outfielder Harry Heilmann collects his 10th consecutive hit in a game against the Boston Red Sox at Navin Field in Detroit. Heilmann goes 4-for-4 for the second straight night as the Tigers defeat the Sox, 8-1. The 10 straight hits are one shy of Tris Speaker’s major league record.

1995 - at Tiger Stadium: Detroit beats Baltimore 10-8, giving Sparky Anderson the 2,158th managerial win of his career, placing him third behind Connie Mack and John McGraw.

2006 - the Tigers hit a franchise record eight home runs in their 12-3 rout of the Cubs at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Brandon Inge and Chris Shelton each hit two, and Curtis Granderson, Carlos Guillen, Marcus Thames, and Vance Wilson each hit one. The win keeps Detroit 1 ? games ahead in the American League Central.

2010: The Tigers extend their win streak to 7 games with a 7 - 5 win over the Diamondbacks. Brandon Inge delivers the key hit with an RBI triple in the 8th.

Tigers players birthdays:

Tigers players who passed away:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Larry_Doby
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/d/dobyla01.shtml
Larry Doby 1959.

from baseball reference
 
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