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Peralta returns to lineup after allergic reaction.
If you've ever gone to a buffet and had to look for a label to figure out what kind of soup you were staring at, then you can probably relate to Jhonny Peralta's downfall Monday.
According to Peralta, he ate clam chowder before Monday's game, but he did not know what type of soup it was, and it wasn't labeled. Peralta is allergic to clam chowder.
"They had potato soup before, too," Peralta said Tuesday. "It didn't smell [like chowder]."
Not until Peralta had consumed a half-bowl's worth, he said, did he realize his mistake. Thankfully, for his sake, his allergic reaction consisted of stomach problems and not swelling.
Peralta was back in the lineup Tuesday against the Phillies, going 1-for-4 with a single and a run scored.
The Tigers are back home Wednesday to face Florida Southern, and Peralta is sure to double-check exactly what the soup of the day is from here on out. It almost sounds like a script out of "Seinfeld," but Peralta says it was an honest mistake.
"It's good to know now," Peralta said.
from the Tigers official site
 
Justin Verlander will make his next start in Minor League camp Saturday, but it has nothing to do with his rough outing Monday against the Mets. The Tigers opted to keep him at home rather than have him make a second long trip Saturday to Jupiter to face the Cardinals. They also want to stretch out Shawn Hill, who will make the start in Verlander's place.
 
March 13 in Tigers and mlb history:

1887 - After a week of conditioning in Macon, Georgia, the Detroit Wolverines National League club team begins a six-week spring exhibition tour through the South and Midwest.

1943 - The major leagues approve a new official ball manufactured by the Spalding Company for the upcoming season. Instead of the usual combination of cork and rubber, the inside of the ball is made up of recycled cork and balata, materials not needed in the war effort. Officials insist the ball will have the resiliency of the 1939 ball, but the players will express dismay that they cannot drive the new ball and point out the dearth of runs and homers in 1942 even with the old ball.

1954 - Milwaukee Braves outfielder Bobby Thomson breaks his ankle while sliding into a base during a spring training game. The 1951 National League playoff hero is replaced by a promising prospect named Hank Aaron and the rest is history.

1960 - The Chicago White Sox unveil an important uniform innovation. The Sox's road uniforms feature players' names on the backs of the jerseys, marking the first time that players' names will appear on major league uniforms. The innovation will make it easier for fans watching games on television to identify the players on the field. The idea is yet another creation of colorful White Sox owner and innovator Bill Veeck.

1969 - In addition to this year's lower mound and tightened strike zone, Major League Baseball tries an experimental ball with 10% more resiliency for a spring training game between the Mets and Tigers in Lakeland, Florida. It has an all-rubber center instead of a cork and rubber core, and the seams are higher than the regular ball. Mets pitcher Don Cardwell surrenders three home runs in the 4th inning to Dick McAuliffe, Norm Cash, and Gates Brown in the Tigers' 7 - 4 victory.

1975 - In Las Vegas, Nevada, the late Roberto Clemente joins Roy Campanella and twelve other sports figures, living and dead, as this year's inductees in the Black Athletes' Hall of Fame.

Tigers players birthdays:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Cliff_Mapes
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/mapescl01.shtml
Cliff Mapes 1952.

Tigers players who passed away:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Ira_Flagstead
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/f/flagsir01.shtml
Ira Flagstead 1917, 1919-1923.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/pasekjo01.shtml
Johnny Pasek 1933.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Frank_House
http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/housefr03.shtml
Frank House 1950-1951, 1954-1957, 1961.

from Baseball Reference
 
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http://www.freep.com/article/2013031...s-detroit-espn
All bases covered: Every Tigers game to be televised this season.
from the freep

http://www.detroitnews.com/article/2...-TV-all-10-FSD
All 162 Tigers games on TV, all but 10 on FSD.
from the detnews

Every Tigers game during the regular season will be televised.

FOX Sports Detroit announced today that it will televise 152 games this season. The Tigers will also appear eight times on the FOX Saturday Game of the Week, and twice on ESPN.

FOX Sports Detroit will air its Detroit Tigers Season Preview on March 29 at 6:30.

The Tigers will appearance on FOX Saturday Baseball on April 6 vs. New York Yankees, April 20 at Los Angeles, April 27 vs. Atlanta, June 15 at Minnesota, June 22 vs. Boston, June 29 at Tampa Bay, July 13 vs. Texas and August 24 vs. New York Mets. Those games receive regional coverage on WJBK-FOX 2 in Detroit and other FOX network affiliates throughout Tigers territory.

Some April games might air on FOX Sports Detroit PLUS when conflicts arise with Pistons late-season games or Red Wings playoff games. Schedules are subject to change.
 
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