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Detroit Tigers, Volume 4: The Rudy York edition

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I think we got away with one there. Let's hope Fister is okay.
 
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Ugh. Not a good at bat from Dirks, and then I think we're starting to see that Garcia might not be ready for the big stage yet.
 
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Well, I'm already at the *FB table, Might as well make it a double tonight Tigers. :rolleyes:
 
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DELMON!!!​

3-0, top 8.
 
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Ugh. Not a good at bat from Dirks, and then I think we're starting to see that Garcia might not be ready for the big stage yet.
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Avisail comes up with an RBI single in the 8th to push it to 4-0. *shrug*
 
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Delmon Young is the Tigers leader in postseason home runs with six. I want you to think about that for a moment.
 
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Delmon Young is the Tigers leader in postseason home runs with six. I want you to think about that for a moment.
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Well, when you look back, outside of this run the last six years, there aren't too many guys that played in more than one postseason for us. Cobb was part of the deadball era, Greenberg hit his 5, but then the '68 heroes were at the end of the line in '72, and you can say the same thing about the '84 team in '87.
 
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Tiger Stadium? We knocked that down 3 years ago, and haven't played there in 13.
 
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Sure, he didn't catch that, but probably saved a homer in the process. Call it a wash, I guess.
 
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I feel like I've seen a team that swings at the first pitch to no effect somewhere before......
 
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