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Detroit Tigers Team Notes Over 3 Million Views!!! Thankyou!

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Webvideo Prince's rbi single.

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Webvideo Boesch's strong throw to second gets the runner.

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Webvideo Avila's rbi single.

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Webvideo Cabrera's rbi groundout.

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Webvideo Tigers get the strikeout into a double play.

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Webvideo Infante's homerun.

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Webvideo Prince's sac fly.

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Webvideo Miggy's walk-off home run.
Miguel Cabrera takes Chris Perez deep in the 10th, cranking a two-run walk-off home run to give the Tigers a 10-8 victory.

ICYMI: Here is the clip of Cabrera's walk-off HR with both Mario Impemba's and Dan Dickerson's calls: http://atmlb.com/NiLivi

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Webvideo Jackson's four-hit game.
Austin Jackson collects four hits, including a big RBI double in the 10th, to help the Tigers to a 10-8 walk-off win.

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Webvideo Tigers' five-run 10th.
The Tigers rally with two outs in the bottom of the 10th to score five runs on three huge hits in a 10-8 walk-off victory.

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In his first 5 years with the Tigers, Miguel Cabrera has more Hits, Runs, RBI, and 8x more Home Runs than Ty Cobb had in his first 5.
SFXBaseball
 
http://www.blessyouboys.com/2012/8/...the-expected-walkoff-didnt-happen-then-it-did
Tigers 10 - Indians 8: The expected walkoff didn't happen...then it did, courtesy of Miguel Cabrera.
from blessyouboystigersblog

Omar Infante has now hit 33 home runs as a Tiger, going 5 years between big flies. Before going yard in the 5th, Infante's last home run as a Tiger was on July 26th 2007, against John Danks and the White Sox. Infante also has a 6 game hitting streak.

The last time the Tigers' number 1 and 2 hitters had 4 hits each was in May of 1994, Tony Phillips and Lou Whitaker.

Scherzer fanned at least 9 batters for 9th time in 2012, tops among all MLB pitchers with 9 games with 9+ SO in 2012.
More on Scherzer's K filled 2012: Scherzer joins Justin Verlander (2009 and 2011) as only two Tigers pitchers with at least nine games of 9+ strike outs since 1986.
 
Curveball key to Fister's recent success.
One of the major reasons behind Doug Fister's dominant run of pitching down the stretch last year after his trade to the Tigers was pitching coach Jeff Jones' encouragement to have him throw more curveballs. Now that Fister looks like he's rounding back into that form, his curveball is a big reason behind his resurgence.

Fister threw almost as many curveballs (24) as sinkers (29) during Saturday night's game against the Indians, according to data from MLB.com's Gameday. More important, he threw 14 of them for strikes, including five swings and misses, according to brooksbaseball.net. It's an uptick from his season average of curveballs, which he throws about once every five pitches.

"He did what he always does. He pitches ahead, changes speed and has that good curveball," Indians manager Manny Acta said after the game. "He pretty much just manhandled us."

The curveball looked sharper than it has for most of the summer. Jones noted on Saturday that he has seen better curveballs from Fister over his last couple starts. It isn't something they've emphasized during side sessions. Rather, Jones believes the improvement has come about with time and repetition now that he has been healthy for nearly two months.

More impressive to Leyland was the fact that Fister worked through the Indians' lineup with so few pitches, reaching just two three-ball counts all night.

"You saw a masterpiece last night," Leyland said on Sunday morning. "That's about as good as you're going to see without being a dominant stuff guy. That was the art of pitching at its best."
from the Tigers official site
 
AL RCAA Runs Created Above Average

LEADERS
1 Mike Trout 61
T2 Edwin Encarnacion 38
T2 David Ortiz 38
4 Albert Pujols 30
5 Miguel Cabrera 29
6 Robinson Cano 28
T7 Mark Trumbo 27
T7 Josh Willingham 27
T9 Prince Fielder 26
T9 Austin Jackson 26

WORST
1 Michael Young -23
T2 Jeff Francoeur -22
T2 Ryan Raburn -22
T4 Gordon Beckham -21
T4 J.J. Hardy -21
6 Alexei Ramirez -20
7 Yunel Escobar -18
T8 Brian Dozier -16
T8 Justin Smoak -16
T10 Robert Andino -15
T10 Cliff Pennington -15

TEAM TOTALS
1 Angels 108
2 Yankees 54
3 Rangers 31
4 Indians 14
5 Tigers 12
6 Twins -3
7 Blue Jays -8
8 A's -9
9 Red Sox -10
10 White Sox -25
11 Mariners -38
12 Rays -39
13 Royals -43
14 Orioles -73

TIGERS
Miguel Cabrera 29
Austin Jackson 26
Prince Fielder 26
Andy Dirks 11
Quintin Berry 6
Hernan Perez 0
Gerald Laird 0
Bryan Holaday 0
Clete Thomas 0
Brad Eldred -1
Alex Avila -2
Omir Santos -2
Omar Infante -2
Brandon Inge -2
Matt Young -2
Jhonny Peralta -4
Danny Worth -4
Don Kelly -9
Delmon Young -10
Ramon Santiago -13
Brennan Boesch -13
Ryan Raburn -22

through August 4th;
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL FRAA Fielding Runs Above Average

LEADERS
1 Brett Lawrie 17
2 Adrian Gonzalez 14
T3 Alexi Casilla 12
T3 Mike Moustakas 12
T3 Yunel Escobar 12
T3 J.J. Hardy 12
7 Howie Kendrick 11
T8 Eric Hosmer 10
T8 Jack Hannahan 10
T8 Brendan Ryan 10
T8 Alex Rios 10
T8 Josh Willingham 10
T8 Sean Rodriguez 10
T8 Will Rhymes 10

WORST
1 Alcides Escobar -24
2 Brennan Boesch -16
3 Jeff Francoeur -15
4 Mark Trumbo -13
T5 Mark Reynolds -12
T5 Derek Jeter -12
7 Adrian Beltre -11
8 Curtis Granderson -10
T9 Joe Mauer -9
T9 Yuniesky Betancourt -9
T9 Ryan Raburn -9
T9 Daniel Nava -9

TEAM TOTALS
1 Blue Jays 47
2 White Sox 28
3 Twins 19
4 Angels 16
5 Rays 13
6 Mariners 11
7 Red Sox 4
8 Indians 2
9 Rangers 1
10 Royals -10
11 Orioles -19
12 Yankees -20
13 A's -21
14 Tigers -58

TIGERS
Omar Infante 2
Brandon Inge 2
Matt Young 2
Quintin Berry 1
Miguel Cabrera 1
Don Kelly 0
Clete Thomas 0
Hernan Perez 0
Bryan Holaday 0
Brad Eldred 0
Andy Dirks -1
Alex Avila -2
Omir Santos -2
Gerald Laird -2
Prince Fielder -3
Austin Jackson -4
Ramon Santiago -6
Danny Worth -7
Delmon Young -7
Jhonny Peralta -7
Ryan Raburn -9
Brennan Boesch -16

through August 4th;
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL TRAA Total Runs Above Average - RCAA plus/minus FRAA = TRAA

LEADERS
1 Mike Trout 66
T2 Albert Pujols 37
T2 David Ortiz 37
T2 Josh Willingham 37
5 Edwin Encarnacion 35
6 Robinson Cano 31
7 Miguel Cabrera 30
8 Shin-Soo Choo 28
9 Alex Rios 25
10 Prince Fielder 23

WORST
1 Jeff Francoeur -37
2 Ryan Raburn -31 ***
3 Michael Young -30
4 Brennan Boesch -29 ***
T5 Yuniesky Betancourt -22
T5 Mark Reynolds -22
7 Alcides Escobar -21
8 Robert Andino -20
T9 Justin Smoak -19
T9 Ramon Santiago -19 ***

TEAM TOTALS
1 Angels 124
2 Blue Jays 39
3 Yankees 34
4 Rangers 32
T5 Twins 16
T5 Indians 16
7 White Sox 3
8 Red Sox -6
9 Rays -26
10 Mariners -27
11 A's -30
12 Tigers -46
13 Royals -53
14 Orioles -92

TIGERS
Miguel Cabrera 30
Prince Fielder 23
Austin Jackson 22
Andy Dirks 10
Quintin Berry 7
Clete Thomas 0
Bryan Holaday 0
Brandon Inge 0
Omar Infante 0
Hernan Perez 0
Matt Young 0
Brad Eldred -1
Gerald Laird -2
Omir Santos -4
Alex Avila -4
Don Kelly -9
Danny Worth -11
Jhonny Peralta -11
Delmon Young -17
Ramon Santiago -19
Brennan Boesch -29
Ryan Raburn -31

through August 4th;
from leesininsatmreports
 
AL RSAA Runs Saved Above Average

LEADERS
1 Justin Verlander 31
2 Chris Sale 25
3 Jake Peavy 23
4 Matt Harrison 22
5 David Price 20
6 Jered Weaver 18
T7 Robbie Ross 17
T7 Hiroki Kuroda 17
T7 Fernando Rodney 17
T10 Pedro Strop 16
T10 Felix Hernandez 16

WORST
T1 Nick Blackburn -30
T1 Ervin Santana -30
3 Hector Noesi -24
4 Derek Lowe -23
5 Josh Tomlin -22
T6 Jake Arrieta -21
T6 Ubaldo Jimenez -21
8 Jonathan Sanchez -20
T9 Ricky Romero -19
T9 Tyson Ross -19

TEAM TOTALS
1 Rangers 62
2 Yankees 56
3 Rays 46
4 White Sox 45
5 Tigers 39
6 A's 27
7 Red Sox 25
8 Orioles 9
9 Royals -18
10 Mariners -23
11 Blue Jays -32
12 Angels -37
13 Twins -68
14 Indians -99

TIGERS
Justin Verlander 31
Brayan Villarreal 11
Doug Fister 9
Joaquin Benoit 8
Duane Below 5
Octavio Dotel 4
Phil Coke 4
Darin Downs 3
Jose Valverde 3
Luis Marte 1
Jose Ortega 0
Anibal Sanchez 0
Drew Smyly -1
Thad Weber -2
Luke Putkonen -3
Collin Balester -4
Max Scherzer -4
Rick Porcello -4
Jacob Turner -5
Adam Wilk -5
Daniel Schlereth -5
Casey Crosby -7

through August 4th;
from leesininsatmreports
 
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